The wind can't blow 'cause the sky is gone

It has been quite some time since I've posted anything on this blog. I have been out shooting - albeit at my usual summer's snail's pace - but what with one thing and another I've simply not got around to uploading any images. The backlog of pictures will be put right in the next day or so.

Peering out of an upstairs window shortly after 4 a.m. I see a good amount of broken cloud; ideal conditions for something spectacular in the sunrise department I think, and head for the beach. But nature being what it is it had all but dispersed as dawn broke. 

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On the turn

The unseasonably warm weather is delaying the visible onset of autumn, but at last the trees are beginning to turn in the Dorset countryside.

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Looking back

                                               Corfe Castle, with its namesake village, viewed from West Hill.

It's rare that I climb the hill that overlooks this well-known Dorset landmark, but today I make the effort and have a few minutes before I lose the light and it starts to rain.

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Far Corfe view

                                                                 Corfe Castle, viewed from Sandy Hill.

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On display

It's Monday morning, and whilst most people are making their way to work it's just me and the pigeons down by the seaside.

This time nature obliges with a display of colour.

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