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Sunny day

Due to various stresses and pressures, I felt the need to go out for a bit at dinner time today. I headed out toward Bradfield and the sun shining on the fields was lovely. I could have easily spent all day there, taking pictures and finding new vantage points. The village itself looked wonderful in the sunshine, and the water in the reservoir was sparkling blue. Unfortunately, I only get an hour for lunch so didn't have time to take in the sights, or even photograph them as I whizzed past in the car. However, I did take this one to try and capture what sort of day it is. Levels adjusted, and bracketed exposures to expose for the field and the sky, put together in Gimp. Also boosted the saturation a bit as it was somewhat flat.


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