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This was the view from my house across the field opposite in Pickney, Somerset. We do see some lovely sunsets and this was no exception. I have not adjusted the colour and used no saturation, this is just as it happened. I did have it on cloudy white balance in camera, and as you know, it does make colours warmer, but that was all that was done. This is just nature's way!
Or rather the lack of it.
Candid London street shot. Not quite a portrait but the man stands out as the only object in focus in a blurred world.
I feel like that some days.
field marks-large white heron with a heavy yellow bill black legs and feet breeding adult has long plumes trailing from its back,extending beyond the tail; green facial skin
Leica M4-P / Voigtlander Ultron 28mm f2 / Fujifilm Neopan 400 Presto ( NNC ND-76 1:1 22℃ 9min EI200 )
Flower Fields in bloom, Carlsbad, California
For more to see in Carlsbad watch YouTube video www.youtube.com/watch?v=jJHm_FYy4HQ
Back to work, unfortunately stuck in the tea room this weekend. The wind picked up as I was leaving and immediately inspired me for a photo. Had to wait until after dinner before I could go out. As soon as I'd finished I grabbed my camera and tripod and half ran to the fields not far away from my house.
I originally wanted to take photos standing in the middle of the path, then decided to jump around instead. I was on the way to getting a shot I liked, ready to expand it, when I saw some teenage boys walking my way. Quickly grabbed my tripod and moved out of the way, screwing up my position to expand. Wandered a little further up and slightly off the path into one of the corn fields. In retrospect the backdrop wasn't as good as I'd thought but the light was fading so I shot quickly without realising. I like what I'm going for in this photo, but I wish I'd chosen a better backdrop.
Near Taddiport, north Devon. Originally supported a nearby leper colony; more information at great-torringtontowncouncil.gov.uk/2017/09/19/what-are-th....
With the help of a mining company, Blue Sky Aviation opened up the Tseel Sum and Tugrug airstrips in 2013, and landed on the strips for the first time with the Reaching the Light team to meet with developmentally disabled children in both towns.
General Info:
Reaching the Light Center provides therapy services for developmentally disabled Mongolian children living in rural areas where there is no such care. During the summer months, a team of doctors and therapists make trips to the remote countryside to identify children with developmental problems and invite good candidates to attend a two-week intensive therapy and training in Ulaanbaatar (UB). This kind of therapy is unavailable in the Mongolian countryside. The goal for RTL is to train parents to do specific exercises and provide them with the equipment they need to perform the exercises at home so their children can reach their maximum potential.
Countryside screenings in the past have required travel by car, train, and bus in the worst conditions and on terrible roads. Two screening trips have been made using Blue Sky Aviation (MAF), and the hope is that with charitable funding, all trips will be by air, including bringing children and parents to and from the capital for therapy.
There is something with me and this wheat field which I drive by everyday these days.
Today has been especially hot and muggy. My car broke down right next to the field at the stop light. It was bad......
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Sunset over the mountains by the vast rapeseed flower fields @ Luoping, Yunnan province of China.
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Seen above 7000 ft. elevation on Scenic By-way 7 near Yosemite National Park. The Coppers and the Blues are no bigger than a quarter.
Kel is a village in Neelam Vally Azad Kashmir, Pakistan. It is located 155 kilometers from Muzaffarabad at the altitude of 6,879 feet (2,097 m) feet.
The Kel is located near Line of Control and the road which leads there is non metallic. There are frequent landslides during Summers, and Snow slides on this road during winters. In winters all the routes are blocked and it is very difficult to reach there. All these factors combined made it one of the most difficult places to reach.
I went out a couple of weeks ago with a pumpkin with the intention of doing some Halloween shots for fun. It was blowing a gale up on the hill and I couldn't get the candles to stay alight inside the pumpkin. I tried to do something with a torch inside, but it didn't really work. So a couple of friends with torches ran around the tree in the soggy field.
(I've been away and will catch up)
Here's one of the first proper Landscape Photos i have managed to take with my new Prime 28mm lens with the filter I bought :)
Last night, after a lot of revision i noticed the clouds were breaking enough for there to be a pretty decent sunset view over the fields. I headed over with my new tripod and camera and got some shots. This was my first attempt at using a single shot to get everything in the photo lit up enough, without the use of HDR.
It has turned out well so i hope over time i will only improve on my Landscape work!
Exposure - 5 seconds
Polarizing filter - Hoya
Canon 550D with 28mm EF Prime lens.
F22
ISO 100
Klaproos (Papaver)
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