A short series of views from around Trencrom hill taken in early January 2021. Being forced into yet another lockdown and being confined to our local area I had the idea of going out each day with a different theme in mind. This second series is all about light and shade.
Cornwall in Colours 
How unusual to see a weathervane at that level. Makes a great shot! 🙂 🙂
I wonder if it came from another building? Or perhaps it is home-made. Lots of artist studios around here.
Interesting, anyway 🤣. Fine performance from Raf. Just off out for a walk. 💕💕
Take me with you! Still frigid here and a gale force wind to make matters worse. Look out for some yellows!!
Lots of Oxalis! See you later 🤗💕
That’s a bit if a random weather vane. I like it though.
Random placement, yes!
The light on the distant hill is lovely
It glows at this time of the year. Well not today, nothing is glowing today! The air is frigid!
We’re colder than you, ostensibly, but you’ve probably got stronger winds, so end result similar! -1 at the mo, -5 later this evening….. But I want to be out, the sun is shining 🙁
No sun here at all – a white sky which seems to suck the colour out of everything.
Aargh
This is a very pleasing project, Jude. And a wonderful capturing of the light.
The winter light is so low that it creates a wonderful warm glow, contrasting with the moody skies. I figured I’d have a go at trying to capture that light.
You succeeded! And that weather vane must be a joke for the city folk 🙂
I like the weather vane being donw low for a change. 🙂
Eye-blistering sunshine here today, reflected off the snow so doubling the intensity. Better than gloom of course, but I had to close the curtains this morning.
Best wishes, Pete. x
I rather like the idea of randomly placed weather vanes – it should be a thing!
Love the weathercock