Ingatestone Windmill
Ingatestone Hall grounds
The subject for this week's entry for Photo Hunt is light. Perhaps I am just light on inspiration but these two photos taken in August please me. On the other hand the play of light... oh anything I will say will be a tenuous link to the theme! This will be the last photo hunt of 2008, err 2007, for me. Merry Christmas and a happy New Year
Stunning photos! Love that 2nd pic:)
ReplyDeleteHere's mine for this week!
Yen's Photo Hunt
Happy Holidays!
Beautiful shots. I love that first one - truly amazing.
ReplyDeleteAn old Spanish friend of my friend Tetrapilotomos would very probably prefer shot one; I do like both. :)
ReplyDeleteNo matter that you have to think about the connection to the theme--we need to think more often.
ReplyDeleteMy Photo Hunt is not what you would expect, either. Stop by to see.
Lovely light play on the windmill and the water, jams! All the best to you this Holiday Season!
ReplyDeletethat 2nd photo is beautiful but I love that windmill, too.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous photos - love the windmill.
ReplyDeleteHappy Holidays!
Lovely shots both, and the play of colors is indeed something else. I shall steal that windmill for some nefarious purposes later, most probably ;-)
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas and the best in New Year!
Those are both beautiful shots. Light is an amazing thing to capture. Merry Christmas.
ReplyDeleteBoth are great shots. They are so pretty. Have a great weekend !!!
ReplyDeleteNice shots! And you meant to say LAST PHOTO HUNT OF 2007 not 2008! Come on now, I know that life just goes quicker and quicker, but 2008 would have had to go super fast if you are right! ;-)
ReplyDeleteBoth lovely shots, I don't think I can pick a favorite! Happy Holidays!
ReplyDeletei love the photos, especially the windmill. and the reflection on the water is great!
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas!!!
They are both lovley shots. I really love the picture of the windmill. The angle it was taken at is perfect.
ReplyDeleteTHanks everyone!
ReplyDeleteThe first one looks like an old postcard:)
ReplyDeleteGreat photo of the windmill! Where ya going that youre not posting anymore Photo Hunts in 2007?? huh?? I'm going to miss you! You'd better be coming back to the hunt in Janurary! Thanks for your early hunt visit, I always appreciate your visits!
ReplyDeleteBoth are wonderful photos, the windmill is my favorite!
ReplyDeleteThe Rocky Mountain Retreat
Hey Jams! Lots of thought went into these and they are so beautiful for the theme!!!
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas!!!
Both of these photos are great. Merry Christmas and Happy New year...
ReplyDeleteI seem to be writing this a lot this particular week but: Wah, what beautiful photos! :)
ReplyDeleteThey're both beautiful and capture the theme perfectly :)
ReplyDeleteThose are beautiful photos!
ReplyDeleteMy light pictures are up now too! :)
However, I am enjoying the sun, when it is already dark here on the solstice.
ReplyDeleteJams they are brilliant photos. Perfect and great for the theme too.
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas and Happy New year to you and the non-wife and the four "neglected" cats.
wow! stunning photo,indeed you have a great picture... keep it up!!!
ReplyDeletehere is mine:
PhotoHunt1...
PhotoHunt2...
Happy Holidays c",)
GORGEOUS!
ReplyDeleteI like both of the them, but the second one is just gorgeous. I could gaze at it for a long time.
ReplyDeleteBarbara H. @ Stray Thoughts
I admire your photography. Very beautiful as always!
ReplyDeleteHappy Hunting!
Great work. You are taken into a new world.
ReplyDeleteSeason's Greetings
The reflection in the water is just gorgeous :)
ReplyDeleteBoth pictures are beautiful I couldn't say which one I prefer !
ReplyDeleteIngatestone Hall sounds like a nice place to visit. It has lovely views.
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas and Happy New Year!
Thanks everyone!
ReplyDeleteI really like the 2nd shot...great job!
ReplyDeleteBoth beautiful examples of light- I especially like the second one, though. A Merry Christmas to you and yours!
ReplyDeleteGreat photos you got here... Thanks for visiting mine...
ReplyDeleteBeautifully taken photos. Still within the theme limits. Taken in broad day "light".... ;)
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Great ideas for the hunt, and I agree they are lovely! Happy Holidays, and thank you so much for stopping by!
ReplyDeleteWe love your take on 'light' it is SO important in photography especially. Thanks for visiting us.
ReplyDeletepurrs,
Moe & Mindy
Perfect! All photography depends onlight after all, but the windmill in particular is a great example.
ReplyDeleteNow, do please tell me how you have a box for url in your comment section. About half the blogger sites I've been to today have it, and the rest don't - including mine.
Two wonderful shots!
ReplyDeleteHappy Holidays!
Looks an interesting place and light is so important to getting a good image.
ReplyDeleteHo Ho Ho Mark
Awesome photos for this week. Wishing you a Merry Christmas
ReplyDeleteWow, I love these pictures...they're really clever and nice to look at.
ReplyDeleteThe windmill is beautiful, but I like both your shots, especially the reflection on the seond pic, which also shows some blue sky. Just beautiful!
ReplyDeleteHappy Christmas to you and yours! :)
Great pics, Shaunie. Have a lovely Christmas and a wonderful 2008!
ReplyDeleteI really like the second photo. Very peaceful looking. Merry Christmas to you and yours!
ReplyDeleteunique idea jams!
ReplyDeletemerry christmas and happy new year!
Nice shots. Merry X'mas and a HAppy New Year :)
ReplyDeleteI always envy your awesome pictures. They alway make me feel like saving it as my wallpaper. Ha! Ha! Thanks for the two shots. They are both great!
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas to you and yours. May you have a fun day ahead!
I'm a windmill kind of a guy. Very nice. I am also curious about the url box. Happy Holidays and enjoy the break.
ReplyDeletethese photos are great... very relaxing!
ReplyDeleteAnd that Ingatestone Windmill looks like the little windmill-shaped sharpener I had when I was in gradeschool! ^-^
Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
Love the windmill photo. So great... it looks like a painting. Merry Christmas.
ReplyDeleteI used to have to do this horrible Windmill exercise back in school where you rotate your arms until they feel like they're going to fall off.
ReplyDeleteI like your version better. :)
Ah I remember that damn exercise! And star jumps and bloody burpees!
ReplyDeleteI'm fascinated with windmills. I love the second photo. Skipping stones in the water is fun.
ReplyDeleteHappy Holidays!