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Taken on a walk from Lydd , out into the marsh to the abandoned and ruined farm buildings at Lower Agney, in the heart of Romney Marsh.
A Baffling New Twist to Crop Circles ~ Crop Orbs!
Textures Only ~ Competition #176
Textures:
Paper, circa '31By Splendor and Demise
Birds in flight By Temari 09
This is why the big picture matters, and listening to the official evacuation orders. These two photos are the same - just cropped differently. Please stay safe down there!
Credits: ESA/A.Gerst, CC BY-SA 3.0 IGO
ID: 364M1341-2
cotton field
Texas leads the U.S. in cotton production and it is our leading cash crop, ranking only behind the beef and nursery industries in total cash receipts. In 2000, growers produced over 4 million bales, representing over $1 billion to the Texas cotton industry. Texas annually produces about 25% of the entire U.S. crop and plants over 6 million acres! That’s over 9,000 square miles of cotton fields.
This cropped image shows the 0710, 1S03, Leeds - Aberdeen HST at speed as it approaches Drem Station. 43208 leads 1S03 on the 16th November 2016 as it passes at 1012
A 100% crop of the previous image - which is an panorama assembled from 5 separate images taken in a portrait orientation
Not so much a crop as a reorientation. Stitched two shots together to get more in the photo and move the tree out of the center of the original photo to get more into the rule of thirds.
This farm in up for sale. Last year, it was a corn field (see photo below); this year it is a weed field. The white flowers are dandelions gone to seed. The yellow is another spring weed, but I don't know what it is called.
Another bit of mid-Wales. Here they grow timber. Harvest was around 2 years ago, and the new crop can be seen growing on the hillsides. It'll be ready in about another 50 years or so. This place always leaves you wondering about what's around the next bend. You don't get the traditional landscaper's low light, as the hills and valleys are quite close in, but if you get some co-operative moving clouds, the patches of light can look quite spectacular as they move across the landscape.
Crop Duster Crop Dusting a field at Sisloff Junction, Ms. I spotted this crop duster while visiting the CN Yazoo Sub in Mississippi & since it was so close I decided to get some shots of it, this killed the boredom of when there wasn't a train running
Ma perché no ? :-) ogni tanto un "crop" ci sta bene, specialmente quando la Risoluzione offerta dal Micro Nikkor 85mm. ED IF VR IIsi rivela a dire poco *pazzesca* . Questo è un Opilione che cammina sulle foglie, ripreso in movimento, mano libera, luce ambiente, Nikon D90 ed Obiettivo sopra indicato, sul Tiff da oltre 200MB ho fatto questo Crop pazzesco eppure.. il risultato sorprende anche me. Buona Visione.