Friday the 12th of April 2025, Attempting something different, capturing the arts and beauty of Spring Blossoms at Greasley Church.

 It was on Sunday the 6th of April 2025 that I had visited Greasley Church, the purpose being for "research." and that research was to see if the beautiful Spring Blossoms had all come out into bloom - and they had not, the beautiful Spring Blossoms of course not only being the white ones but the even more opulent pink cherry Blossoms that always add a little bit more magic. Yet fast forward from Sunday the 6th of April 2025 by just six days and it was on Friday the 12th of April 2025 that I decided to stop off at Greasley Church, just by chance to see if the glorious and opulent pink cherry Blossoms had finally come out in all their beauty, for they had, and I had something slightly different in mind, I wanted to capture them from a more unique perspective, and that of course meant that I had to take the drone up and capture there abstract features and views from above. Of course flying just above the glorious opulent pink cherry Blossoms revealed a somewhat abstract beauty, and artwork that from the ground you do not notice, and yet from above, it is just something else, and below are the photos that I had managed to capture.

"Ah, the season of Spring, a delightful season that much like Autumn has a certain something about it, for the landscape changes, gone are the bare elements of Winter and instead like Autumn, the landscape is changed into an art gallery of colour with the symphonic sounds of Wildlife and birdsong, for it is just something else to behold and something that we should all take time to witness instead of rushing around in life, take time to slow down and appreciate the arts of nature and the colour that Spring paints within the landscape that surrounds us."

"Opulent in Pink. The beauty of The Spring Blossoms."

"The perfect place to sit and be surrounded by Spring."

"Shades of Green, elements of Blue, Cherry Blossom Beauty it Glows."

"Floating just above the beauty of Pink below."

"Abstract elements, the Beauty of Cherry Blossoms."

"The pink above, the green below."

"Painted beauty of Opulence."

"Delights of Spring, Opulence of Blossoms."

Friday the 4th of April 2025, Sometimes it is just the one photo that makes the difference. For I knew that from observations of the sky, that artwork was being created.

There is something about the sky, for it always constantly changes and perhaps the most interesting way to describe the sky is along the following lines,

"For the sky, it is nothing short of a giant canvas, a canvas that can be painted by the artist known as nature at any given moment or time, especially at Sunrise or Sunset, and from below on the ground, looking up at the sky, you can notice artwork being created, the colours they can change in a moment leaving just a window of opportunity in which to capture the artwork of the sky, the cloudscapes, a Sunrise or a Sunset."

And it was on Friday the 4th of April 2025 that I was observing the clouds changing colour, I knew that there was going to be the potential of a glorious Spring Sunset taking place, and I knew that I had moments in which to capture the Sunset taking place, I managed just in the spare moments of time to send the drone up, and from above this is the one photo that I had managed to capture of a truly glorious Spring Sunset, and quite possibly the only Sunset from April 2025 so far. 

"Painted is the sky, beauty of an April Evening."

Monday the 31st of March 2025, A beautiful Spring Sky, and a more unusual perspective of the delightful Watnall Woods.

"Lockdown." For that is a word that many people would perhaps rather forget, and yet to some it was a time of discovery - when of course restrictions had been eased. And it was when those restrictions had been eased that I had made some kind of "local lockdown discovery." And found the delightful, historic and curious Watnall Woods, an area of woodland on the metaphorical doorstep that I had never visited before and I was completely taken away with it, for surrounding the woodland is of course areas of Suburbia, yet Watnall Woods - provides a serene sanctuary away from the areas of Suburbia and whenever you visit, you are greeted by the symphony of wildlife, birds and of course the gentle breezes that can flow through the woodlands, it really is magical. But another visit on Monday the 31st of March 2025 to these woodlands was on the cards, and me - well I wanted to capture this unique area from a completely different and unusual view, from above, and under a delightful Spring Sky, these are the photos that I had managed to capture of a truly glorious and spectacular woodland, for these are the delightful views of Watnall Woods, from a more unique perspective. 

"Under a delightful sky, the flanks of Watnall Woods." - (Panoramic.)

"Floating gently, the serene scenes of Watnall Woods Below."

"From Suburbia to Countryside" - (Panoramic.)

"Over the Watnall and Greasley Fields, a fine Spring Vista."

"Looking over the delights of Serenity below. A spring scene over the fields below."

"Woodland Textures, and Rural Patterns."

Friday the 28th of March 2025, I just knew the sky was going to be something else, and surely enough it was.

It was on Friday the 28th of March 2025 that after a visit to "World of Wedgwood" near Stoke On Trent, that I had returned to the Nottinghamshire/Derbyshire border, the sky was blue and perhaps I was hoping that there was going to be a decent sunset, surely enough I was observing the clouds and the colours in them began to change quite rapidly, I had moments in which to get the drone airborne, and from above I was left completely in awe at what I had managed to capture, for the sky was just something else to behold, and below are the photos that I had managed to capture. 

"Golden glow, a Spring hue and the arts of a painted sky."

"Gentle are the colours over Suburbia."

"A Spring Sunset, a beautiful and glorious glow." - (Panoramic.)

"Sunset Cloud Wings."