Pan Loaf
I am reliably informed that this section of St Monans’ sea defences is known as the pan loaf – no doubt due to its shape.
The three gulls standing on it caught my eye. (If you enlarge the image, you’ll see that there’s another one lying down.)
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Low
Low tide in the harbour. And a bunch of seaweed, presumably brought in with recent storms.
[Insert a metaphor here about the ebbs and flows of life.]
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Winter scene
A more traditional wintry view than recent posts.
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Follow the trail
This looks like a crossroads for moorhen! There were some clear, single trails, but I like the seeming chaos of this patch.
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More abstraction
It intrigues me that this photo was taken a few metres from yesterday’s a couple of minutes later.
The ice formation could hardly be more different. And, I love the trees reflection in the water.
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Adventures in abstraction
More ice; different location.
Walking beside Craigie Burn, I spotted these jaggy shapes in the ice. Irresistible (to me).
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Abstract
I seem to be drawn to these abstract images. The cracks in the ice created just enough distortion in the shot (for my taste).
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Frozen out
For several months, the Haugh Park in Cupar has been flooded… almost all of it!
So, when we drove past and noticed that it was frozen over, I had to stop and take a few quick shots.
I liked the reflections of the trees in the icy surface, and the silhouettes of those trees creating something close to symmetry.
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Silver linings #3
Finally, the intricate patterns of a common foxglove.
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Silver linings #2
…and a hebe.
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