We went for a walk into the Porlock Marshes, Exmoor, on a dull afternoon. We were quite alone and had the marshes completely for ourselves. Years ago, the marshes were flooded with salt water, leaving some "dead trees" behind that form quite interesting scenery.
The black-and-white transformation adds to the strange moodiness of that day. The location is quite famous, but we found out about it after our visit. Back home I printed this picture on baryta paper and it has become one of my favourites.
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