This afternoon Meg, Steve and I went for a wander around Ploughman's Wood, a small but beautiful local nature reserve about ten minutes drive away from home. I took my camera (okay, I have hardly put it down since I got it!) and took quite a few photos!
We also heard lots of skylarks, saw yellowhammers,
It was such a lovely afternoon, and we will definitely be going for a stroll around there again soon.Thanks for looking and I hope you enjoyed the photos.
15 comments:
Lovely photos, Sally.
Wow, stunning photos, Sally! No wonder you're so pleased with your new camera. Mind you, any camera is only as good as the person behind it. You certainly have an eye for a good shot. x
Lovely photos Sal, gorgeous bluebells and things look a little further ahead up there, the May is only just showing a hue of colour here. But you can be sure of some photos when it's in bloom, I adore it and we have a whole hedgerow of it which my Dad planted.
B x
I am as impressed with you knowing the names of all of the plants as the photos themselves, which are exquisite! It looks a wonderful place for a walk.
Wonderful photos Sally.
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Ooh, thank you so much for my trip to the woods this morning! LOL!
Super photo's. You sure are making the most of your new toy. xxx
Your photos are stunning Sally, the flowers are beautiful especially the bluebells. Looks like you're having fun with the new camera.
Sue xx
Awesome photos Sally!
Stand back David Bailey! What stunning photographs Sally; and it didn't take you long to master the macro setting. Just fabulous :)
Fab photos Sally you are very skilled with that new camera!
Val x
Wonderful photos Sally, lovely English bluebells,such a lovely colour. We're a bit further behind you here but the bluebells are just showing colour and as for celandines,they are the bane of my life in the garden, spread like wildfire, I have spent 20 years battling with them and they are still winning LOL
OH! gorgeous English countryside shown off in it's splendour. (and new camera LOL) I'm also VERY impressed you know the names of the birds. I'm OK with some plants, but, the birds, we don't see enough variety to be able to identify them, you are so lucky to be able to see them.
Looks like a walk that has to be done slowly to not miss out on all the beauty! Hugs, Gerrina
Beautiful photos of a wonderful place. I would have enjoyed that walk in the woods as well - and just like you I would have taken tons of pictures.
amazing photos...wow..glorious..
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