You may or may not have noticed that I'm going through another one of those "really can't be arsed to switch on the bloody computer, let alone post stuff on my blog" phases.
So until somebody hands me a big bag of motivation I'm passing the baton to Phil and Dawn, who've been playing with their cameras up in the desolate wastes of the North.
To kick off: here's a photo of an arcade of gothic arches at Fountain's Abbey … done in grass.

6 comments:
Thank you, Phil and Dawn, I like this very much. This is what you call "seeing this differently," or "a good eye."
Actually, I don't know what you call it. That's what I call it.
Enjoy your time off, Dive.
Dawn had never really been into photography but Phil handed her one of his Canons and she was instantly brilliant. She has an amazing eye for the unusual (probably why she's dating Phil).
Lovely colours like I told you wis my lawn looked like that!
Your lawn would look like that if you built a ruined mediæval abbey on the sunny side.
Good photo! I really like the patterns of light and shadow. It's fun to spot interesting scenes like that.
You have a fantastic eye for the unexpected photo, Ms.M.
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