Frosty morning looking towards Bosham
Although I am often awake early, I have to profess that getting up and heading out with the specific intention of taking photographs is not one of my strong points. Probably because up until recently I would either have to get ready and go to work or walk the dog, neither of which are conducive to taking pictures. Now my circumstances have changed; I took early retirement in April, there are more opportunities to venture out, particularly at this time of year when it doesn’t get light until nearly 8 o’clock.
Earlier this week the weather forecast predicted cold nights and a harsh frost. That was enough to persuade me to put on some warm clothes and enjoy a crisp cold morning with my camera.
This is just one of a number of images from that outing. A view towards Bosham Church from the foopath at Chidham. The sun had just risen and it wouldn’t be long before the heat of the sun would melt the frost. After about an hour in glorious surroundings it was time to return home, but it did convince me that I need to get up and get out with my camera more often!
4 Responses to “Frosty morning looking towards Bosham”
Wonderful image. I love the frosty path leading your eye into the frame and the lovely soft tones of the image.
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Thank you Vicki. The soft light at that time of day is delightful.
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Worth getting up for, Alan. I’m not good at this business of getting out early either. Thankfully the frost hung around long enough for me when I made it outside about 10am.
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Thanks Andy. Just seen your latest post – and I will comment separately but it’s a great scene.
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