Sunset over the Nadder...

Today saw sunshine!!

Feeling under the weather and with a whole load of images still left to edit from the Exhibition launch, I wasn't too keen to go out for long. Got some nice cherry blossom pics, against a blue sky, with the Nikkor 135mm f2, just picking out branches and blossoms, set against each other. One of those would have been my Blips.

Then had to deliver a CD with images on it and had the 18-200mm attached. Not a great lens, as I've said before but when it came to sunset shots over this Salisbury river, then it had to do!

You could have had catkins silhouetted, a couple of ducks - too pretty and the couple that I wanted as reflection shots of a distinctive nearby tree was spoiled rather by a thick and fast flowing river that all but broke up the reflection.

So, went for this, I liked the angle of the tree and the way it holds the image in and the suggestion of foreground detail. I do tend to prefer vertical shots whereas most of the others were horizontal. This just seemed to be peaceful yet a bit different, too.

Immediately after this, the building cloud closed in and there were flurries of snow! Which then soon stopped. make up your bleedin' mind, Mr Weather!

Check it out on 'large'..