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“The usually serene and formal Royal Botanic Garden reveals a surprisingly bold nightlife.
“As darkness falls, the transformation begins: gentle slopes become electric grids, sweeping shafts of light direct attention from the path deep into the foliage. All around patterns and movements dance across the trees; elsewhere bursts of colour splash and dazzle and ripple across the lawns.
“Not so sedate now.”
A few more quick, rough, shot from the hip people watching pics from the snowy Meadows yesterday. Normally I stick to monochrome for my street shots, but it felt better to shoot in colour, perhaps because with the snow everything was a bit too black and white already and the colour splashes were needed, I'm not sure, but I generally just go on gut instinct for street photography.
D&G Bus (Crewe) YJ13HND 104 seen on Palatine Road, West Didsbury on service 288 to Manchester Airport via Altrincham
Gedling is 4 miles northeast of Nottingham city centre. There is a church, the colliery closed in 1991. The country park, from where this photo was taken, opened March 2015.
Other amenities include schools, shops, local leisure activities and a bus service.
Gedling, which is a non-metropolitan district, comes under the jurisdiction of Gedling Borough Council.
We have had my large Sagurao type cactus for at least 10 years in my cactus and succulent collection. This is the first time it has flowered. The flowers are large about 15 cm across, The flowers hang down and the soft light at sunset brings out the pastel yellow and white in the flowers. These flowers only last 48 hours. then the cactus may not flower for another 10 years