With the days getting noticeably shorter - and the sun dropping ever lower in the sky - I'm itching to get out into the countryside with a camera. The light, even around mid-day, can be stunning, but in recent weeks the good old British weather has delivered little of it.
Rain, strong winds and flat skies have kept me away. That shouldn't, of course, stop me making photographs, but there are only so many black and white images I can produce without things becoming tedious. Fortunately, there is the occasional day when nature delivers, but the changeable conditions make timing crucial.
24-70mm f/2.8 AF-S Nikkor. 1/160 second at f/11. Matrix metering. -⅓ EV compensation. Polarising filter. ISO 400
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