Continuing the theme of the previous posts, I move across the village to Combs Lane to capture the transition from winter to spring.
This first set is the last of the winter trees in this location as the sunlight fights against some heavy showers:
The tree, shown above, is a sycamore and it is a bit of a favourite for the photography. It tends to receives good light most of the day and its shape composes well with the trees in the background. This sequence shows the leaves developing over a period of 12 days:
Another favourite on Combs Lane is a large beech tree and shown below is another sequence of photographs that captures the development of the leaves, starting with buds in the first week in April and a full canopy just two weeks later…
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