Breath of fresh air
Finally the wind has dropped and the sky has been relatively clear. So I went for a long walk with N. before she disappears to Madrid for two weeks. I wish I was going too, but I wouldn't get it past budgetary control, aka my husband.
But I really enjoyed the walk after spending the morning 10ft off the ground pruning
my neighbour's apple tree. What a mess, crossed branches rubbing, scrubby growth choking the centre etc. I've not finished, but my arm got too sore to continue, so more tomorrow!
And I got an invitation to the Scottish Seabird Centre photography awards at a posh Edinburgh hotel. They are announcing the winners on the night, but I don't think I'll get anything this year.
These are four shots of the river estuary this afternoon.
posted by apprentice at
4:49 pm
4 Comments:
Wow Apprentice, I came by to drop of a pressie which you will find at my blog and was blown away by these photos. Fantasic. Oh and BTW I've nominated you for an award.
I love the first, with the roots, and the last with the lonely boulder and the reflected sky...
I can taste the air
Thank you both. It's a favourite place of mine -I suppose I just like empty and lonely places. Add the curlews calling and it is a really soulful place.
V thanks for the award thingy. i'll get to as soon as I can. I'm just in from sorting out that apple tree and I'm drookit (wet) and heading for the shower!
Oh man, these remind me of a place called The Cob in Lewis where I used to ride ponies.
That root one is ace.
Best luck with the Seabird Photography awards too. It sounds tres swanky.
Well done!
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