The Window View
A year of the ‘Window View’ which was our nature series of 2015. The window is one of the few clear windows in the church, and was the view from the vestry. Now it has become the view from our ‘to be’ Kitchen window.
The Window View in December
Low light, bare trees and green grass still growing!
The Window View in November
The sky through the bare trees has been very noticeable (and rather enjoyable!)
The Window View in October
A very autumnal window view, full of coppers and yellows. The leaves are falling. The increasingly bare ash tree makes this corner of the churchyard feel more open and light again.
The Window View in September
The leaves are beginning to turn and the window view has an autumnal feel to it.
The Window View in August
The view past the churchyard boundary is almost hidden. This corner of the churchyard becomes very shaded at this time of year.
The Window View in July
Lush and dark on a cloudy day with the trees in full leaf. Previous ‘Window Views’ here
The Window View in June
Everything luscious and green. January, February, March, April and May’s window view here
The Window View in May
The evening light on the copper beech and the oak tree enhance May’s Window View. The ash tree has flowered and is now in full leaf, therefore blocking out a lot of sky. January, February, March and April’s ‘Window View’ here
The Window View in April
Fresh new green growth is seeping throughout this window view – from the newly cut grass to the ‘flowers’ on the ash tree to the new leaf burst on the trees in Powis Park. January, February and March Window View here
