As much as it pains me to wave goodbye to summer, there’s no denying autumn is well and truly here. A sure sign of it is all the leaves on the ground.
Something odd happened earlier this week: I found myself in London with a spare couple of hours. I can’t remember the last time this happened to me, but I had my camera to hand so took myself off to Trafalgar Square to take some photographs.
It’s been another busy week. Izzy seems to have settled into school well and with that milestone met, I’ve been preparing for the BlogOn Conference that takes place this weekend. This means I haven’t had much time for photography and so the images below were taken when we visited West Scotland during the summer holidays.
Earlier this week I woke up at around 5am, as I usually do. I went to the kitchen to make coffee. I look out of the window and was presented with this beautiful sight in the sky. Talk about red sky in the morning, hey?
I hope you’ll forgive me for admitting this, but this photograph is one of my all-time personal favorites. It’s an image of Spitfire PS915, a part of the Battle of Britain Memorial Flight, as she passed over our house.
