We went for a walk around the town on 1st January, and this little glimpse caught my eye through a gate which is usually kept closed. Just in case we never saw the gate open again I took a photo.

I was going to post the photo on here - until I walked past the same open gate on the 17th (after walking past
the circus) and took the following photo. You can now see my dilemma - do I post a winter photo that looks like winter, or a winter photo that could have been taken in midsummer (looking at the sky) and have people think I was using up old pictures?

Simon
3 comments:
Nothing at all wrong with using up old photos. Otherwise my blog would be rather empty.
The first pic has remarkable detail. The second has lost that all-important detail but has managed to come up with a beautiful sky.
You pays yer money and you makes yer choice.
Walt - I wouldn't dare comment :¬))
Berowne - My thoughts exactly. The first photo has brilliant textures to it and deserves an airing. The second photo is disappointing in that regard: the low angle and intensity of the sun has really burned out most of the detail, but is a good comparison.
The work verification is gedsky - which I guess is what the second photo was all about!
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