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Visited the Woodinville Lavender Farm during our Seattle visit. The lavender scent and the purple color blow your mind away. If you have a couple of hours to spare when you are in the area, check out these farms.
Late at night and call to us
building nesting in our skulls
so it can rest conveniently
conserving all the energy it takes
lower your head and take some
time to feel the sound
surrender expectations
it's not just an explanation that we've found.
Sorry - no athletes on screen ;-)
Februay 2009: I started a new group Reinhardswald to show the whole area.
Seriously:
"Beberbeck" is part of an agricultural area utilized for farming. This area is located in Hessian in the middle of a forest which is called "Reinhardswald". Many people (but not crowded) use this area for local recreation like hiking.
Only a few people do live there, most of them in an old people`s home.
Now the goverment plans to build there a big hotel resort with round about 6.000 beds. Golf courses shall be created, lakes and stuff like this.
If realized it would be the biggest resort in Germany.
Conservationist fear that this plans will destroy the nature. They worry about that lot of water would be needed for hotels and golf courses. That could lower the groundwater level. Thousands of people around get their drinking water out of this area.
There are only small streets through the forest - not big enough for the upcoming trafic.
It's questionable if 6.000 beds can be filled. It's not a sunny area, no golf sport is possible during winter season.
The old people's home would be closed, they do not fit the modern world.
At the moment the goverment is looking for investors. More than 2.000.000 Euro are gone for questionable preliminary work.
Looks like we change intact nature into a dubious project followed by ruins of abandoned hotels.
Guess, what I would prefer?
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The actual bulb fields, situated around the Keukenhof flower exhibition. This is where many of those millions of flowers come from. Row upon row of colour, sometimes to the horizon.
Another shot of the corn combining in Iowa. This field yielded about 245 bushels per acre but was about 29% moisture which is very high adding drying costs for the farmers. Corn needs to be about 14% moisture to store safely. A wet and late but good yielding harvest. Explore #340 - November 21, 2009
August in Colorado is known among photographers as the time for sunflower fields. It definitely paid off to plan my visits with the weather this year.
On this particular visit, the clouds were an intense blue when I arrived, and the sun broke out underneath them just as it was setting. The sunlight it cast on the edges of the blue clouds was truly beautiful.
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I must`ve walked around this whole field looking for a good composition....
I really loved the way cut down barley curved into the shot :-)
single shot edited using DPP
First visit to a paddy field (in Sungai Besar, north of Selangor). Love the view and the enviroment there. Nice to take a break from the city. :)
My first try at retro effects. Hope you like it! =)
Flower Fields in bloom, Carlsbad, California
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The picture was photographed in center of Angola, town Wako Kungo , the place is in the height of 1200 meter. The clouds kiss the land, beautiful place and people.
Did some Urbexing this weekend. This is the original Air Traffic Control Tower from when the airfield was operated under the U.S. Navy during WWII.
I grew up behind this airfield and my father worked here for 20+ years. Grumman built various aircraft components including pylons for the DC-10 fleets of which my father worked on.
this is the Field Museum in downtown Chicago...took this shot very early on a weekend that's why the place looks so desolate....pls. View On Black
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I love the energy of the mountains. I love being surrounded by them and I love being in them. I go back time and time again to talk to them…
Well, I know that the landscape is not that spectacular but I really love this sky. I took that shot on my way back home. I wish I would have such a sky when I am out taking photos of a better scenery.
Dinner was all prepped and in the fridge (I made a 3-pound eye of round roast), so we spent Thanksgiving afternoon up along Flushing Bay, seeing the empty sights.
Enh, it's not Shea ... but I kind of DO like the architecture.
I just like this field, which is just over the River Tyne, from Hailes Castle. I like it's stripes and it's ridge.
It kind of looks like I am standing at the top of a field looking down, with the top of the image being the low point, but it's completely the opposite, as the low point is the lowest part of the image and it goes sharply uphill.
Hailes Castle itself, is a real treat too.
(no, not that river Tyne!)