SOMERSET LEVELS 239 – VIEW THROUGH A WET WINDSCREEN

 

 

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Sitting in my car with heavy rain deluging across the windscreen, looking northwards up the little back road of Jack’s Drove, towards Tealham Moor; 14 Sept 2015.

A view of a favourite place in the world.  Somewhere that I’ve shown you many times before, in all sorts of weathers.  Here it is in pouring rain and the photo looks unlike a photo – which is just fine with me!

And what could I see?   Well, the pale grey tarmac of another single track road – Totney Drove – occupies the foreground, while the narrower tarmac of Jack’s Drove makes off away from us, up the centre of the picture.  And then there are these roads’ green and rough grass verges, and the dark trees – alders on the right of Jack’s Drove, willows on the left.  Finally, in the distance, the slightly higher ground around Wedmore is grey, diffuse and misty.

D700 with 70-300 Nikkor at 90mm; 3200 ISO; Color Efex Pro 4.

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