Another challenge layout

 The April challenge over at White with 1 is green with nature.  Here is my layout

 The photo was taken during a walk around Constable Country - where artist John Constable based a lot of his paintings.  We took this walk after visiting Flatford Mill in Sussex England last year.
A clean and simple layout using paint applied with credit card and finished with a randomly drawn edge.
Thank you for looking, Margaret

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