Back to featureless skies

Today was a return to featureless sky with old snow hanging around

Indi and I did our very usual walk today and the ground was still frozen in places and the ice and snow made great noises underfoot. I took a nice image of Indi the snow still reflects light back into the shadows nicely. I still had the WCL wide angle conversion lens on today’s walk, sometimes it’s nice to get a different view.

A Robin kept up with us along the edge of the field singing it’s heart out - very beautiful but of course the V can’t capture a scene like that. I am thinking of getting another camera just to shoot birds images

I also see the regular Common Buzzard every day from a distance and this too would make a wonderful shot I think.

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