2. The track

This is my daily walk and used to be a railway line. The trees on the left are bent over because of the southwesterly winds that come from the shore which is to the left of this shot.

[Mags]

Beautiful black and white! The wind will wear away cliffs if given enough time.

[Nina Ganci]

exceptional b/w and leading path
You do have strong winds

[Peter Dulis]

works well in monochrome

[Diana]

Great shot and leading lines. The Southeasterly winds bend our trees like that.

[Dione Giorgio]

Beautiful walkway. Amazing how those trees haven't toppled over with the force of the wind. This looks very pretty inn b&w.

[JackieR]

Fabulous vanishing point (did you get VERY wet??!!)

[Cazzi]

You can still see how it used to be a railway track, it's so straight. Great shot.

[Jacqueline]

My first thought those trees get a lot of wind. Great lines!

[MalH3]

Looks like it goes on for ever.

[Susan Wakely]

@30pics4jackiesdiamond yes but at least it wasn’t cold.

[Bill]

Lovely B&W picture. I can imagine that it must be a real pleasure to walk down that track.

[Kathy]

My eyes follow that path (leading lines) and my mind says, "What's on either side beyond the bushes"" and "Where are we going?"

[Babs]

Interesting path and trees. Reminds me of the trees on Anglesey when we lived there. There always were strong winds and you never saw an upright tree on the whole island. ha ha.

[Lin]

Great pov and comp

[Steve Chappell]

Great capture

[sheri]

Love those trees reaching over the path.

[Esther Rosenberg]

Still pretty wet on the side of the path. Neat how the trees cover the path, must be some strong winds.

[Shutterbug]

Beautiful b&w with that path through the trees. I

[Andy Wood]

Good mono Susan. Hope you had your boots on!

[Susan Wakely]

@imagepunk oh yes. Wellies!

[Susan Wakely]

@randystreat sea to the left, fields to the right and Jackie’s house a few miles ahead.

[Bri]

Great pov and composition. Love the bent over tree's.

[Laura]

Love the leading lines.