On my way in to work, I walked along the outskirts of Queens Wood adjacent to Beckett Park. Sunlight began to illuminate the woodland edges. The tall smooth trunks and papery golden leaves of Beeches began to glow below the jumble of twisted Oak branches.
Like the contrast between the twisted branches and the straight ones lit up behind
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Well captured shot that, Linda.
ReplyDeleteThe low winter sun definitely produces some interesting hues at this time of year.
ReplyDeleteHello CB, the light is lovely at that time of day.
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Hello Dean, thanks very much, its a lovely morning walk past the woodland edge, and a great time of year to watch the sunlight as it gradually lights up the margins.
Hello Frank, I agree, its wonderful isnt it.
Thanks for sdropping in, Linda