Sheep may safely graze

Lester and I went to Stratford-upon-Avon for a day out. He was picking up a melodeon for tuning rather than having it posted, so that we could make a day of it This was taken on the way from Stratford to the folk music session we went to in Ebrington. It turned out to be a very loud but very good session and very friendly. It was probably the most welcoming one I've ever been to as well.
Anyway, on the way there I glanced through a gap in the hedge and saw this. Lester very obligingly turned the car round and went back and parked up for a couple of minutes so I could take some shots. There was a lovely view over surrounding countryside but this simple shot had such a lovely light that I've posted it . (In case you've never met it, Sheep May Safely Graze is a rather nice piece of music by JS Bach http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TYjqnlc7MRw)

[Semoor]

Good lighting in the foreground.

[Eosin]

Beautiful light.

[Brian Baptie]

You are drawn immediately to that solitary tree. Great capture.

[Isla Wight]

Nice composition with the tree and the lighting is so soft and enticing.

[Jane]

Beautiful capture!

[Jennifer C]

the light in this capture is beautiful!!

[Seth Rizzo]

love the composition and lighting of this shot.

[La Kruijf]

Beautifull light...very pretty!

[Alison Hewitt Bailey]

Thank you :-)

[Sophia Ziburtovicz]

Great capture. Wish I were there!

[elkehochban]

Lovely shot!

[Elzibell]

great shot. So peaceful!! :)

[Alison Hewitt Bailey]

Thank you :-)

[Netkonnexion]

Nice one.

[mudge]

oh wow, the light in this is so lovely! And the sheep do look safe.