the chalk downs of Wiltshire by alanwilliams
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Whitesheet Downs, Mere,Wiltshire
Comments (25)
Nice shot!
Very interesting! We have nothing like this.
Such an unfamiliar contrast to my eyes!
Beautiful, even though, IMO, you should crop out lower part in order to better show the background...
There one gets surely very dusty shoes. Great and interesting shot.
What a fantastic landscape! Wonderful shot!
Could be snow Alan and I like the ploughed lines in the background.
How does anyone grow anything on that soil? Super composition!
Excellent lines and lead in Alan. Are these the same plains that the white horse is carved into?
Superb capture my friend. God bless.
Interesting view of unusual geography.
It looks like snow :) beautifully taken Alan
we have a road here called Chalk Hill road.never knew how they got the name. superb landscape
Nicely captured! :-)
interesting shot
It looks like snow this is a great shot.
First thought...snow in Wiltshire? Wrong season! Like the contrasts in colour
WONDERFUL WORK
There is a small machine known as a Dry Line Marker that is used to create the chalk lines on a baseball diamond. My first thought at seeing this image was "How big was the spreader that made these lines?" I do like the contrast between the foreground and background patterns.
Marvelous shot also !
I wonder if the raw chalk on the ground can be used for anything.
Perfect picture with that white sand
Beautiful scenery. Well done.
impressive white path! looks strange and interesting! ;o)
Such beautiful contrast between the chalk and the plowed field!