Tuesday, 20 October 2009
Berries in the hedgerow
There are lots of berries in the hedgerow along nearby Marlfield Lane at the moment. Here is a little collage of them - Burnet Rose hips; Field Rose Hips; Blackberries on the Bramble; Bryony berries; Snowberries; Elderberries; Sloes on the Blackthorn; Haws on the Hawthorn; and Honeysuckle berries. Quite a collection in just a few yards.


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What a great collection! I've never seen Bryony berries and some of the others I haven't seen in years. Thanks for sharing these wonderful shots. (I like the arrangement too)
ReplyDeleteHow did you get to arrange the photo's like that?
ReplyDeleteMakes a wonderful collage.
Hope you have a nice time with your visitors.
Love Granny
Good one, yes been a good year all round blossom, butterflies and berries.
ReplyDeleteThe answer to your question, Granny, is 'the hard way'. I am sure there is an easier way but I made a big 'canvas' and shrank each picture down to the same size (apart from the middle one) and plonked it on and then moved it into place. All on a programme called Imagefolio which I have used for years. I expect it is easier in PaintShop or one of the other common ones.
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