Summer Details From This Mornings Walk

[OlyPaul]

From my walk around Sandwell Valley this morning with the E-30 and 70-300mm and processed in LR4.1.

First around the Swan Pool

Flag Iris


Wild Loupins


Then into Priory Woods.

Pignut


Mute Swan and Cygnets

[Pops]

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4 cracking shots.
The way you took the flag iris is simply beautiful. Still waiting for mine to open up.

[Caz]

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I agree with Pops - lovely shots, I particularly like the swan family and their unusual reflections.

[OlyPaul]

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Thank You Pops and Caz.

[Barr1e]

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All very pleasing plant pix Paul.

The family swan, simply stunning.

Regards. Barr1e

[Ian]

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I commented on this in one of our other sites where it was posted - the swan reflections are superb

Ian

[Jocelyn Walker]

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Beautiful pics Paul. Thanks for sharing. They actually make me envious of you people in Britain that have so very many opportunities to shoot wonderful pics of seasonal changes, flora & fauna and amazing landscapes etc, etc. Oh to be in England right now!

[OlyPaul]

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Thank you Barrie and Ian.

Beautiful pics Paul. Thanks for sharing. They actually make me envious of you people in Britain that have so very many opportunities to shoot wonderful pics of seasonal changes, flora & fauna and amazing landscapes etc, etc. Oh to be in England right now!

Thank you Jocelyn but if you were here looking out the window like me this morning with nothing but dark grey skies and continual rain and a max 50 Centigrade temp (the great British Summer) you would not be thinking that.

[Ian]

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Thank you Barrie and Ian.




Thank you Jocelyn but if you were here looking out the window like me this morning with nothing but dark grey skies and continual rain and a max 50 Centigrade temp (the great British Summer) you would not be thinking that.

Yeah, tell me about it - and we're going to a big BBQ with a Beatles revival band this afternoon...

Ian

PS I think that's Fahrenheit, Paul