I have to be up front here, summer is not my favourite season. It can be – for me – too hot, muggy and stormy, even here in Northumberland and its quite often hopeless for photography.
As far as the verge is concerned it goes from interesting to a mess very quickly! So I tended to concentrate on the more intimate details, close ups, side of things to try and give structure to the chaos of full summer growth.
(All photos shot on the Fujifilm X-T2 and various lenses.)
verge side/field edge
the verge and the road
thistle
meadow cranesbill
hogweed
meadowsweet
the wall and the flower
hogweed supreme
deep in the copse
thistle and barley
Rose bay willow herb
tarmacked leaf
first fade
bronzed
a lens in the landscape 
It was this very messiness that discouraged me from continuing to photograph the verges. I’ll begin earlier next time. Nevertheless, I am a summer-lover and am already getting bad tempered at the diminishing day length. I love those extended evenings and very early mornings!
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I much prefer spring and autumn, luckily up here that’s more or less our summer 😃 nice shots!
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