IT may seem as though the weather cannot make its mind up day by day – will it rain, will it blow a gale or will it be what is an increasingly rare dry day?
One thing remains constant though – Saddleworth’s ability to provide fantastic photographs.
And once again, Saddleworth Independent readers did not pass up the opportunity with a series of brilliant pictures.
Nature once again took centre stage with Nigel Barnes catching a deer staring straight down the lens in the woodlands around Delph.
This month’s star image and the £20 prize goes to you for the fine photo.
The differing days – and the vibrant tones cast in Autumn – made for a fine selection of images as Kate Saville, Louise Reed, Tony Wallace and Paul Holland showed.
Wendy Burgess snapped what looked like a child having the time of her life over an orange and yellow carpet, with the weather making its own mark with the huge puddle.
A more urban landscape also provides great shots, as Ceara Waterhouse with her image of Manchester’s city centre rising in the background and Dan Wharfe with his shot of a sunny A62 proved.
And seen as Halloween has just passed, we could not resist Angela Tate-Wright’s haunting image of a graveyard.
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