(without mint sauce)
Kiwi-like fungal growths on a fallen, rotting branch
This was the last shot of the day, when it was almost too dark for any more photos in such a remote area, and I almost walked right past it in the gloom.
This was a spur-of-the-moment shot that I am glad I had the camera in my hand ready for. I actually love the gradient of the cloudy background more than the formation flying.
Stumbled on this field one evening, the timing was almost perfect - it's the first sunflower field I've ever seen ... so pretty!
Glory of the Snow
Bleak; and yet stunning in it's mellow autumn colours. Even the brown peat-infused water and rusty barbed wire in the foreground are complimentary in their colouring.
Autumn 2016
The tree lives on, green and flourishing, and yet it bears in it's leaves the marks of the battle to survive. I couldn't help thinking of the countries and lives across the world that are scarred by battles and war.
It may not be, but that's what it looks like to me. I believe the Bible accounts in their simple conciseness, and in those accounts there's plenty of room for a fossilized sea anemone on the side of a hill in Derbyshire. Even if you don't share my beliefs, you'll agree that the person who used it to build their drystone wall was probably grateful for it at the time.
A large and somewhat ordinary toadstool transformed under the spotlight of the glancing rays of evening sun, and garnished with splays of an equally ordinary clump of grass.
