Towards the end of summer the hedgerows begin to change. The blackberries are purpling, the cherry-plums reddening and the wild chervil loses its beautiful, lacy flowerheads and begins to hold up slim, glossy, black seeds. It's not quite autumn, the sloes are still dark green and the Rosebay-Willowherb is still lining the river-bank, but it won't be long...
A photo blog inspired by the art of Andy Goldsworthy. All photos taken on my camera phone on walks, mostly around Birmingham (UK).
Tuesday, 18 August 2015
Thursday, 13 August 2015
#345 - River Stones
Yesterday was a perfect sunny day spent by the river; the children building dams, making mud-pies, painting their arms and legs black with silt, wading upstream between the trees... Happiness.
Tuesday, 4 August 2015
344 - Hedge nettle on river stone
More treasures, scattered carelessly in the grass. I thought this was real nettle and was waiting for the sting but then I noticed all the beautiful tiger markings that make this tiny wild-flower look almost orchid-like. I love the way the deep pink is reflected in the wet stone.
Sunday, 2 August 2015
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