Harvest time in the shadow of the Wrekin
The setting sun falls across a field of maize, with the Wrekin seen in shadow in the distance.

This was my view as the light began to fade and I headed for home along a winding country lane near Church Stretton.
I crested a hill not far from the village of Picklescott and there in front of me was an eye-catching pattern of crops.
Luckily there was no-one behind me so I could reverse the car and wedge it in an entrance to a nearby field.
I quickly grabbed my long lens, ran back up the lane, and managed just one shot before the light disappeared.
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