A Buccolic Landscape

As usual I'm Tail-end Charlie on a walk, mainly because I'm a ploddder and also I take my camera with me.

This view shows the raised embankment of the Roman road, which those trees are growing through, and we walked along.

Pocketful of joy - the lady in the wool shop helped me out with my crocheting as I was very stuck

[Casablanca]

Loving the downhill angle

[Elisa Smith]

Great shot, love the sheep.

[John Falconer]

Lovely image in black and white.

[narayani]

Looks a wonderful walk

[Christine Sztukowski]

Lovely

[katy]

What are fascinating composition. So many interesting elements. I can’t really explain why I like it so much but it is definitely a FAV

[Tia]

Excellent shot! Love how the foreground contrast is much more pronounced than the background. Fav

[Merrelyn]

Looks like a lovely walk but I daresay a tad chilly.

[Jacqueline]

Wonderful view!

[Susan Wakely]

A gtreat view in the English countryside.

[Peter]

Lovely leading lines, perspective and clarity Jackie:)

[haskar]

Beautiful scene

[william wooderson]

Oh yeah. Definitely bucolic with three plodders in the foreground! I jest. Fav!

[Suzanne]

Good morning JackieR. We are partnered this week for Get Pushed 601. Not sure how to challenge you as you have been at this for a while but what about using Crash Zoom effect?

[Kathy A]

I'm always at the back on walks too probably because I'm taking photos along the way. I like taking backs of people ahead of me.

[LManning (Laura)]

This really captures the feel of the walk. Love the sheep!

[Brian]

Super POV

[Issi Bannerman]

This s a super shot. So many sheep!

[JackieR]

@jamibann bucolic is about sheep/shepherds too!
@briaan thank you
@ljmanning damp, dull but historical?
@kjarne too

@will_wooderson they were marchers!
@haskar better in sunshine I'm sure
@pcoulson clarity difficult in the mist

@wakelys should see sea, but to misty
@jacqbb it is
@merrelyn it was warmer than it looks

@tiaj1402 I decided not to clone out the poo too
@grammyn awe thank you
@365projectorgchristine thank you

@narayani nearly six miles!
@johnfalconer needs more contrast, but too overcast
@nannasgotitgoingon apparently they're breeders
@casablanca I prefer downhills to uphills!!!!

@ankers70 I've researched "crash zoom" and it appears to be film/movie technique that here requires upload to YouTube which I have no idea how to do. If you mean zoom burst I can do that quite easily.
Could you give me more clarification please Suzanne?

[Annie-Sue]

This looks like a race - and they're getting away from you ;-)

[Suzanne]

Maybe the language not quite right but this is an example of what I meant. This one was at night (with a tripod) and with the shutter set to 4 secs (from memory), after a couple of seconds I zoomed the lens in and out. Good fun doing it at night with lights.
https://365project.org/ankers70/365/2023-06-11

@30pics4jackiesdiamond

[JackieR]

@ankers70 zoom burst, I do this often

[Kathy]

That's quite a hill. How long was the walk? I like the lambs in the field below.

[Suzanne]

Easy challenge for you, then. Hard t find a challenge when you have done so much. Sorry about the wording.
It's what has been used in a group here. @30pics4jackiesdiamond

[JackieR]

@ankers70 don't apologise Suzanne, I just needed clarification that's all. I'm going to attempt it for my second album, with selective colouring which may not be that easy,!! Thank you for the challenge ☺️

[JackieR]

@randystreat nearly six miles and lots of hills