Not one on my best days for hiking - the mud was partly frozen on my
outward hike but by the time I was returning it had completely thawed -
so it was miles of sticky, slippery mud. Not at all conducive to calm
contemplation of what might make a good photograph. Notwithstanding
that, I did find several although this time the waters of the Thames
played a lesser part. The area I'm hiking through is part of the
Chilterns chalk downs in which flint stones are a feature. They are used
in buildings, often to decorate and make patterns as well as adding
strength to built structures. There are two photographs herein where
they feature of the walls of St Mary's Church in Henley as an integral part of a property boundary wall. Colour has won out today - I tried several in b&w but most didn't work out too well.
Click on any image to see full size views of the day's set of images.
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| Laid up for the winter |
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| Cloudy Ripples |
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| Boat Shed Knots |
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| Boat Shed |
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| Flint Blocks |
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| St Mary's - Henley |
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| Flint Wall |
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| On reflection, it's a tree. |
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