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An Autumn walk round the local area

Sometimes we are neglectful of the beauty that surrounds us, so today we set off for a family walk of our local area armed with cameras to take snaps that represent certain colours so the boys could enter the Kids capture the colour competition.

These images are all taken my Mini on his Aldi camera which is a Maginon 8 mega pixel compact and cost less than £40.  Each image represents a colour, can you tell which?
The are from top:

Blue - the sky was a glorious colour today
Yellow - I adore the perspective on this one.  Sometimes we forget to look at things from our childrens level.
Red - the beautiful berries contracting with the sky
Green - making the most of the trees before the leaves all change colour
White - Alvin was shattered after his walk! 

Want to see Maxi's perspective, then visit Mum in the Madhouse.
  Country Kids from Coombe Mill Family Farm Holidays Cornwall

Comments

  1. More gorgeous autumnal colours - as you say we forget a child's perspective! Thanks for linking up and sharing with Country Kids.

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  2. Beautiful colours and fab photography! x

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  3. Oh those berries against the blue sky are beautiful - brilliant angle!

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  4. Fantastic - I like the red one best. Got big man to have a go with my phone - got scared when he got near water tho!

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  5. Fantastic pictures. I love seeing the world though a child's eyes.

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  6. its great the angles children get, a view we just dont see. I have a very similar one for red, but toying with which pictures to use. well done boys

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  7. These are beautiful shots - love the dog on in particular actually, looks like you wore them out! ;-)

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