Crop Lines

Sunday morning and a crop field on the outskirts of Kirkoswald in the Eden Valley. I wanted to try and use the crop lines and the tree with its broken branches in this compostion, hopefully it works.

Kirkoswald, Cumbria

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Sony FE24-70mm f2.8 GM

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Chiba shopping Mall...FuLuLu Garden

Best viewed large. This is a suggested crop of one of my pictures taken a few weeks ago. The real image is the defraction within the drop. A lens is formed in the water and the flowers behind are shown as an inverted image in the drop.

crop inspired by the lovely kaitlin.

i'm absolutely in love with circle crops. it adds so much more character to the picture.

if you didn't already figure out it's my new icon. woopeee.

don't ask me why my face turned out all grainy.. i don't know if i like it or not. but let's give it time.

i know i say this all the time but i'd like to start a weekly challenge. and actually do it..

so i think i will be starting that here shortly.

fall break is finally here. all i've been doing is blogging. and taking a ton of pictures.

i'm blessed to have 3 wonderful cameras. Except my Nikon, Jasmine, just recently ran out of film. so i will have to go buy her more.

xoxo--

Berkswell

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Crop fields in the English countryside

A cropped version of an early photo, minus Kingston Bridge barriers and bus window reflections.

Horrible compression at the small size though.

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Larger size not much better.

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An HDR photo a sunset over a field framed by the trees. I like to be out this time of day looking for a good foreground frame for my shots.

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I think I like the non-cropped version best, but wanted to see his face a bit larger.

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No make-up ^_^

The farmer has grain planted. Now he can relax until spring in front of his big screen tv

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SONY 135mm 1.8 GM, this is cropped from a much larger image, see lower in the comments. You can use high megapixels Cameras with very good prime Lenses to crop a lot and still get excellent photo images, os you do not always need fx a Macro Lens.

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Can you tell I'm struggling at the moment?

Same set but cropped to get a bit closer

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No post-processing done to photo, only cropped. Nikon NEF (RAW) files available. NPP Straight Photography at noPhotoShopping.com

Whilst it was great to see all the fields looking so golden with crops, the lines of the stubble also looked interesting. Nice to see clouds again as well!

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Digger and myself went out to take photos tonight and we were feeling a little on edge so we ventured out to the 101 and Pima area to see how the crops are looking this time of year. Well, the corn is over 8 feet tall so we found our location for the night. I ended up taking more of the light painting shots and Digger had some other things on his camera.

This shot was similar to the other one but I wanted to throw in a little "Matt G. Harris" style too it and did a little more light painting. This was the last attempt at this shot because Digger was having trouble with my remote (he is a Canon guy so we blamed it on Nikon being foreign haha). I first ran down and did the orb and ran back. Once I got back, Digger walked along the sides with the green cathod from Matt and walked back. Once he returned, I used my red EL wire and waved it all over the center dirt path all the way back to the orb. I really like this shot a lot too!

I did some post editing in Lightroom and I tried to bring out more red from the EL wire but it didn't work too well for some reason.

Pease Bottom Montana hay crops. Artistic slant.

Shot on Fuji Instax Wide with lomograflok back on a polaroid 700 land camera ( Polaroid 700 Instax Land Camera ). Shot at Polaroid EI 8 (f/35 at 1/100)

Session this week with SY for modeling portfolio. More to come.

I found the color of this field quite interesting, never seen such a red crop before.

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A cropped colour version (thanks for the suggestion Chris!) of a mono image I posted yesterday

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I drove around the other night trying to find a nice view with some cereal crops towards Ideford. I stumbled upon this one overlooking some nice rolling hills. A bonus there were no horse flies around given I was in shorts and a T shirt.

Vietnamese farmers are harvesting their rice.

And now for something completely different!

I captured this photo a couple of years ago... through the open door of a light aircraft... as we were approaching the airfield... about 500 metres before touchdown.

I've always loved the strong graphic simplicity of this photo... I don't know why it's taken me so long to post it? :)

Nikon D800, Nikkor 24 - 70 mm at 24 mm, ISO of 400, aperture of f/9 with a 1/640th second exposure.

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Another fine and dandy shot for my dandelion collection.

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Kodak Retina , Pan F 50 , D-23

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Not too shabby for a handheld shot with the bazooka lens -- The glass just blows my mind