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This afternoon looked very promising for autumn color shooting with a almost clear sky. Got in the car and took off, though while almost at the destination, the clouds decided to take over. This was the last real good glimpse of sunlight of the day.
Voorne-Putten (The Netherlands)
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Taken in fields in NE England, near Durham. Pleased with my new lens. Nikon 70-400mm AF VR ED zoom, bought it second hand, a bargain.
A result of a bike ride to a nerby field - poppies were scarce but I found some - there were maybe ten in the field but the number does not equal quality.
I like the sunset a lot and decided to hide the sun directly behind the petals of the poppy. To enhance the image I used a Hitech soft 0.6 stop gradual ND filter and added some delicate touches in RawTherapee. I guess PS is too much for me. ;-)
I started expermenting with an ND filter so more goodies to come soon. Hopefully today I will upload my first (not the first one in general but the first I am happy with) result of romancing with that filter.
Have a great day everyone and thank you all for faves and possibly comments.
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Isolation is aloneness that feels forced upon you, like a punishment. Solitude is aloneness you choose and embrace. I think great things can come out of solitude, out of going to a place where all is quiet except the beating of your heart. -Jeanne Marie Laskas
I hope you're not getting tired of my Palouse images - I have many more :)
Colza field
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Taken in a local farmers Field.. Thanks James for letting me shoot your land before you shot me..... :-}}}}
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It's October here in Hill Country. The farms are regurgitating their yields. The fields have swapped ripening for dying to themselves. The golden sun has traded in it's warmth with shorter days and dark mornings.
Katherine Walsh
“Autumn carries more gold in its pocket than all the other seasons.”
Jim Bishop
Buckland, MA Farm fields
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