#field
Morning Glow
Sutro Snow
Pasture Pony
Trees
Earth
Scary Crow
Runt Tree
Stormy Skies
'Young Barley'
'Hazy Morning'
'Summer Meadow'
Butterfly
Roadside - view into the field from the lane. (#Flowers, #roadside, #field, #pasture)
Pasture
Illuminated
Ben Wyvis
Country Lane
Asturias
Donkey 🇪🇸
Asturias
Confident Spanish Sheep
We will shortly be arriving in Edinburgh, Edinburgh next station stop!
HDR, Sony RX100 IV
Hello
Navan
One of the few places you can take photos of combine harvesters and oil rigs at the same time, if you're into that
I spent the day expecting to post one of my starry sky pictures from the early hours of the morning but when I came across this athletic sheep I couldn't resist
More tracks, this time tractor tracks
Drynie Park on a summers evening, doesn't get much darker than this 🌄
Repeat shot from February, unfortunately rather into the sun this time round
More walking at Redcastle. Cloudy today in preparation for tomorrow. Nice westerlies lining up too
Spot-metering, my one true love. Welcome to Grasmere.
Sunset Shheepies
The Stubble Field
Spent much of the weekend in or near the golden valley. Much view, very wow.
Welcome traveller, have some patterns.
Goodbye Potoki - we ♥️ u
Retired tractor has a nice view to wait out its days
It's not Mt Fuji because I missed that one 😰 let the whole team down. Tōkaidō Shinkansen ➡️ Osaka. Nice to have a physical shutter when you're travelling nearly 300kmph! 📸
Cloudy skies over my primary school
Feel like I’ve taken this photo before...
Typical Scottish House - a bit draughty
Hay Bale on a winter’s night
Perthshire
Dancing as the sun goes down, at 15:00
Christmas Walkies 🐾
Happy to catch one of my favourite fields in nice light.
Track to a bit pile of shit
Ferry back from Arran
Train views
Scarred
Favorite from today. Taken at the start of the walk up the back of Redcastle this evening. More trails tracks and all things good.
Generic optimistic stock photography
Wellhouse Farm
I was hoping for something more interesting to end the year on but these Mulbuie cows will have to do. This is it, the end of 2017 and the end of my #365photochallenge. I'm going to be making some changes to the rules tomorrow. I set out to post a photo every day to encourage me to get back into photography. In this sense I think it's been successful - thanks for putting up with it. I went from iPhone 6, to Sony RX100IV to Pixel 2 + #shotonmoment. There's no denying that the best quality photos came from the camera but I think the #Pixel2 is close enough for me. Also, with the moment superfish and wide lenses I can do more than I could with my camera anyway. I've been to Asturias, South Uist, Ireland and Budapest this year. Next year I'd like that list to be longer. I'll likely be doing a roundup of my favorites on my blog early in the new year. The challenge stops here. The fear of not having a photo to post each day lead me to store up photos while on holiday and post them over the following month. This gives me lots of choice but ultimately makes for a slightly boring feed. When I did set the new rule at the beginning of this month to post photos only on the day they were taken I found that the quality suffered. I also found that while home for Christmas I'd have liked sometimes to post more than one photo per day. So that's it.
Black Isle farmland looking over to [Ormond Castle](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ormond_Castle)
Windswept trees on Gallow Hill
The old and the new. A private tour of Castle Acre Priory in honour of my birthday and old queeny's platinum jubilee.
Moody walk from the house, down through [Spital Wood](https://photos.charlieegan3.com/locations/872) & [Garguston](https://photos.charlieegan3.com/locations/648) to [Redcastle](https://photos.charlieegan3.com/locations/46) and back up over Gallowhill to [Arpafeelie](https://photos.charlieegan3.com/locations/892). This is a great view out to the Black Isle - if rather spoiled by the loud road nearby.
Tuscan Switchbacks
Tuscany
Craftsmanship slowly fading away
View from Blea Crag, X100F still worth carrying.
Treated to a brief glimpse
I [keep](https://photos.charlieegan3.com/posts/1424) [coming](https://photos.charlieegan3.com/posts/2247) [back](https://photos.charlieegan3.com/posts/2345).
Rainy Herefordshire
Wandering from Arthur's Stone, uncovered but only for a short while.
Baled up
Aerial view
Wildflowers dance in breeze.
Windmill standing tall.
Grazing above coastal cliffs.
We saw many beautiful slices of life from the canals. Here is one such slice.
Hot work under the sun in the fields, Gap filling.
Winter evening walks and orange glows.
One of the best views nearby, even better down 200mm equiv.
Happy with this light, one of the better ones from the Christmas break.
Looking west from Cat Bells
The return journey
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