Not so inspiring. I can see why she concentrates on the smells of the countryside while I appreciate the sights and sounds.
Monday, 10 April 2017
What Are We Looking At?
Sunday was another glorious hot day with the temperature peaking a little under 25C according to my weather station. Before it got too hot we went for a short walkabout. We ended up on the edge of a large field of oil seed rape. From my eye level I could see a sea of yellow stretching into the distance but for a change I thought I would photograph it from somewhere nearer to Penny's viewpoint:
Not so inspiring. I can see why she concentrates on the smells of the countryside while I appreciate the sights and sounds.
Not so inspiring. I can see why she concentrates on the smells of the countryside while I appreciate the sights and sounds.
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That looks as though it might be a dandelion in the foreground.
ReplyDeleteWeaver: Probably is as there is a large strip set aside just behind the houses.
DeleteI'm worried about those satanic looking hooded figures on the edge of the rape fields
ReplyDeleteSimon: Or maybe the back view of a couple of nuns blessing the crop?
DeleteA very interesting perspective. However, my dog was able to see a bird before I could. ( Of course that might just mean that I am a bit slow!!)
ReplyDeleteMick: Penny, being a sighthound also notices things, cats especially, several hundred yards away.
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