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Field colour and geometry.
A view near Creich.
Trees near Brunton.
On the harbour wall.
Spring fields and Corston Tower
The birch plantation.
Newly ploughed.
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Stony serpents.
Reflecting on the Eden.
Sundown on East Lomond.
Moonset. 365/366 Week 53 (Dec. 30th - 31st)
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The three trees from another angle. 362/366
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Salt Pans and windmill, St Monans.
It's been a lovely sunny day and a bit warmer too. My order of half coconuts arrived so the birds were happy and my mini window box house number came too. It looks good so all I have to do now is buy a small bit of 4x4 and give Andy a phone call.
Decided to go off somewhere different to photograph but first of all I cut down shrubs at the front. That's another car load for the recycling. It was after three before I left having settled on the salt pans at St Monans. It's a long time since I've been and I can just about cover the distance from the little car park to the windmill. There were very few people around so I got peace to put up my tripod and try all sorts of angles. The windmill is lovely but it's the hills and hollows of the salt pans that I like best. As the sun got lower in the sky the light got better and better so I really enjoyed myself.
Coming back I met a woman and her dog and got into a long conversation. Well she did most of the talking but it was enjoyable and pay back time as I used to do most of the talking in the past and still do sometimes. As a result I drove back mostly in the dark and arrived home starving. But a good day and no housework
Decided to go off somewhere different to photograph but first of all I cut down shrubs at the front. That's another car load for the recycling. It was after three before I left having settled on the salt pans at St Monans. It's a long time since I've been and I can just about cover the distance from the little car park to the windmill. There were very few people around so I got peace to put up my tripod and try all sorts of angles. The windmill is lovely but it's the hills and hollows of the salt pans that I like best. As the sun got lower in the sky the light got better and better so I really enjoyed myself.
Coming back I met a woman and her dog and got into a long conversation. Well she did most of the talking but it was enjoyable and pay back time as I used to do most of the talking in the past and still do sometimes. As a result I drove back mostly in the dark and arrived home starving. But a good day and no housework
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Agréable weekend.
Happy weekend:)
Safe and healthy weekend.
A beautiful day and a beautiful image Jean!
schön das der Tag so verlief.
Wunderschönes Licht.
Und eine tolle Perspektive.
Weard
Groet, Christien.
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