Further impressions from the bridleway (6)

 

(See https://lagill6.wordpress.com/2020/06/13/impressions-from-the-bridleway/  for an introduction to this series]

 

Further impressions from the bridleway (4) 4

 

(See https://lagill6.wordpress.com/2020/06/13/impressions-from-the-bridleway/  for an introduction to this series]

 

 

Beside the bridleway in May

 

 

 

 

 

 

Beside the bridleway

The bridleway stretches for almost one mile, fringed on both sides, at this time, by cow parsley throughout its entire length.  I am not a great lover of cow parsley, but I am attracted by the ‘architecture’ of the growth beneath the canopy of white florets.

I have chosen to lightly posterize this image to draw attention to the pattern, lines and textures rather than present a straight photo of cow parsley.

Nature’s backyard

On the verges beside the bridle way last year’s grasses and wild flowers, dead or decaying, frequently form interesting patterns that normally we ignore or, most often, just don’t see.