We were leaving to go on holiday the following day.
It's been a wonderful journey of discovery which I have thoroughly enjoyed doing.
There was a period of time in the middle where I nearly stopped the project.
My father had died and I lost interest in shooting for a while.
In the end, I added the time onto the end of the project so that I had taken a picture on 365 days.
Thank you to everyone who has supported me through the project with encouragement.
Wednesday 4 July 2012
Day 365...my last day of the project...
Day 359...I was taking pictures of the wonderful light...
...on the line...when...Clickety clack...a train appeared!!
Day 357...I was passing these daffodils most days...
....and loved the light shining through them...
Day 356...I was driving down a country road...
...when I saw gorgeous light in a field and had to turn around and go back.
Late afternoon sunshine.
Day 355...I stopped to take a picture of what I had thought to be early...
...bluebells. But, to my joy I discovered a large patch of incredible bright blue Anemone Blanda.
The colour was very unusual as most of the blue ones are much paler.
Day 354. You find these tiny flowers of...
...Osmanthus x burkwoodii by the scent wafting quite a distance from the plain green shrub.
Day 351. We had been looking out for the new...
...lambs, and were delighted to find them beautifully backlit by the lowering sun.
Day 349...I had been waiting for a nice day to revisit...
...Malmesbury Abbey with the daffodils blooming...
Day 345...I was delighted to find a large bunch of...
...gorgeous pale pink tulips as it is one of my favourite flowers. They are especially good to photography.
Erotic Bud.
Day 345. I had seen these a few days earlier...
...but had been unable to stop at the time. When I was around with similar light I jumped at the chance to get these Bullrushes backlit by the setting sun.
Day 343. I love fences and the perspective they give...
...they are also great to play with the depth of field of the lens.
Day 342. This is an enormous...
...Betula ermanii growing at Westonbirt Arboretum. The bark peels back and flutters in the breeze. A very special tree. <3
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