Concluding July's photography on the Southwell Trail is a selection of landscapes taken at various times during the month. Although I have covered most of these locations on many occasions, I don't tire of repeating them. The conditions are never exactly the same and I always find something that catches my eye even when some of the elements, like particular trees, are very familiar:
I photograph the following oak tree quite often. It always seems to catch the morning light nicely and then there is a pleasant view of the field behind. However, between the beginning and the end of the month the view was taken away by a fast growing crop of corn - as shown below:
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