Those roots in no. 1 - wonderful! I'd love to have the option of walking the dog (and camera) through woodland like yours, but no chance at the moment. And bluebells are forbidden at the moment, too (there's a little bit of woodland with bluebells nearby but it's fenced off and has fearsome 'keep out' signs).

Keep taking the pictures, it's not repetitive at all. Everyone's walk is different, everyone's photographic eyes are different, every time you do the same walk it's different. I've been walking the same fields with dog and camera for many years. Every time it seems there's nothing more to see, something pops up and it's time for more pictures. Light, weather, season, clouds, buds, flowers, leaves, shadows - they're changing all the time.

Steve

Nearly, but not quite. Alcohol is less dense than water but mixes with it rather than floating on top. So if you fall into something wet while doing "acceptable exercise", you might dissolve. Not a pretty sight...

Steve

You managed the juggling act admirably .

Nos. 1 and 4 stand out for me from the non-IR shots. IR seems to be an acquired taste that I haven't acquired yet, so I'll leave them to the aficionados.

Steve

I'm with you on that one, so it isn't just you. Anyone else like to join us?

Steve

Someone else with good taste!

Steve

It's amazing what you find outside the door during lockdown. Q + 01, 1/1600 at f5.6, ISO 250 - but who cares???





You have good taste! Up there with draught Old Peculiar. I don't think Mrs L would let me have a cask in the house, though, so it's got to be bottles.
Might get something for the garden too, with the beer...

Steve

"It's sad to see my human cracking up under the strain of lockdown. You can't help feeling sorry for him..."

Steve

If it's bigger inside than outside, must it be compensated by something else in the universe being smaller inside than it seems from the outside? If so, it's stolen some of the inside of my garage!

Steve

I've heard that it's something to do with avoiding too much exposure...

Steve

Yes! And a good first attempt.

And you've got all the time in the world to do it ...

Steve