Showing posts with label Tree following. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tree following. Show all posts

Tuesday, 10 March 2015

Tree Following in March

And so this is the last of my tree following posts.
The 12th post and I have to say I have enjoyed taking photos of my lovely majestic horse chestnut.
 I pass it twice a day on the way to and from work so I will be keeping an eye on it and you never know I might stop and take more photos of it but for now the regular photo shoots will cease.

I have enjoyed watching it change over the year.















So that is my tree in March.
And that is my tree throughout a whole year.

Sunday, 8 February 2015

Tree following in February

Hello Here is my post about my tree.
The horse chestnut I have been stalking for nearly a year.
I got a lovely new camera for Christmas off Hubby and as the tree looks very much the same as it did in January I thought this month I would take photos using the special effects mode.
It was a lovely bright day and quite warm but you can just see a tiny amount of snow still lingering in the field.















So there we have it.
My last tree following post will be in March. I will be back later in the week to share some more of my everyday life.

Thursday, 22 January 2015

January Tree Following

I was late snapping my tree in January and did not get it on Lucy's blog Loose and Leafy in time!
We had dark mornings and dark evenings and the weekends were busy so I didn't take photos until after the deadline of 14th January and even then they were on the way home so it was going dark.
 As it happens I am quite glad as I was able to take some in the snow as a Tree Following part two yesterday.
 But first the photos I took one evening.
It is looking very bare and stark at the moment.
All a bit gloomy.
But yesterday I was able to take some photos of my tree in the snow!

I had a 'snow day' yesterday.
I attempted to get to work but the roads were so bad I had to turn back. It was snowing quite heavily as I pulled over on the way back home to take some photos of my tree.





I didn't take too long taking the photos as I wanted to get home before it got too bad but I am glad I had the chance to take a few in the daylight!