The Somerset Levels are half sunk at the moment, with water everywhere – taking this landscape somewhat back to its historical roots (in ancient days this part of England used to be an impassable swamp)
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This image also represents the first of my photographs posted in 2020! I am making a pledge to myself (and now to the world!) that I will post one image a day on my website for the next year. I know I have previously talked about not doing that, and posting less often, but honestly I found that if I post less often I tend to forget to post at all! So here we go again.
What did this image teach me?
Standing in the middle of a flooded field, water almost reaching the top of my wellies, I learned a lot of about keeping my balance with this photograph. I also learned that crouching down to get a lower angle isn’t as easy as it used to be (well, the crouching was fine – it was the getting back up again that became the challenge!)
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