Fishink’s Frost and Fire November images

The last week has been glorious in terms of it’s colour and contrasts. I was lucky to catch some of the late autumnal sunshine in a local park, when I also had my camera to hand and managed to take in some of the amazing colour around me. The canopies just ‘sang’ about yellows and oranges.

Even the dead fallen leaves were interesting in their windswept piles or time frozen leaf dances.

Then on saturday, the frost had been overnight, and I literally ran from my bed, out into the local fields (yes readers, that’s before breakfast), to capture some of the early light and freezing start to this beautiful day.

I love the way the white frosted edges to these oak leaves, sparkle in the sun. Natures leafy diamonds for certain.

There’s still plenty of colour in the fields and woodland too.

Of course, even a little sun, makes everything light up and switch on.

The frosted fields and grasses looked amazing. Such detail.

Classic cow-parsley with their icy heads raised to the contrail heavy, criss-cross skies.

Crispy grass scrunched beneath our feet. I love the way the frost added definition to the landscapes’ lines and furrows.

A beautiful day, so glad I managed to see this. Keep warm everyone.