SKY AND OAK AND AN OLD TIN CAN
We had planned to walk in The New Forest (in Hampshire) today but the forecast was for blustery showers and we didn't go. We've got the blusters but not the showers. Perfect weather - except we are not in The New Forest. Never mind. It's been there for several hundred years (and has been waiting for a new name for nearly all of them) and it can wait.
First, I lifted the camera above my head so the lens was facing directly up - and pressed the button. This is what the camera saw.
Next, I pointed it at an oak twig - and got this.
Then I went to the beach and saw a beer can on a rock (teenagers party there in the evenings)and took its portrait.
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7 comments:
Very interesting pictures! I particularly like the view in the second one.
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I normally cringe when I see trash, but that beer can really made a great picture!
Great skies!
Beautiful puffy clouds in #1! Yes, the beer can against the sky and sea is interesting.
It's Australian for beer!
Oh, hi.
There's also an excellent Etta James song, Strongest Weakness. Same idea. Love both thoughts!
Love your pictures. I especially like the oak leaf one. I also like your wooden steps below. I so understand about the sense of walking into another world. we uncovered some steps here which felt as though they led somewhere. Just steps I suppose, but they didn't feel like that.
You could label them : Lucy and the sky (in analogy with the Lucy in the sky song) I like your approach.
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