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Ever since I was a kid I've always been fascinated with astronomy. I'm finding it fun to incorporate into my photography.
Sea oats growing along the oceanfront build dunes that help hold the sand, thus protecting the shoreline from erosion and storm surge. A 6" sea oat may have 5' roots which will stabilize the dunes against erosion. Also, above the ground, the sea oats catch the windblown sand, which increases the dune size.
Happy Fence Friday ... HFF :)
Hollywood Beach, Florida, USA
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Serge
Copyright © Serge Daigneault Photography, 2015
Abundant of sea oats grown on sand dunes along Pacific coast. Setting sun at the background giving sea oats a warm golden glows.
First use of c.1979 manual Micro-Nikkor 105 mm f/4 AI lens.
I liked the fine spider threads just visible in this image, even though the ears not quite sharp.
There was a feint breeze so oats swaying around more than I had hoped. so they kept moving in and out of focus plane.
Taken at North Topsail Beach.
That human in the center right is Connie hunting for sharks teeth. Did'nt find any teeth but did find a shark washed up on shore.
Uniola paniculata or sea oats, also known as seaside oats, araña, and arroz de costa, is a tall subtropical grass that is an important component of coastal sand dune and beach plant communities in the southeastern United States
I spotted this wild oats plant growing in a field of young barley still wet with early morning dew - taken at Cambooya - Queensland - Australia
A field of yellow oats beckons; a dash through the tall grass, wind blowing through air, an instance of zest, this moment forever burned into film.
Shot with the Leica M6TTL Rangefinder camera on Kodak Gold film.
Community Farmers' Market
On a Saturday morning you can buy all sorts of produce fresh from the farm.
The stalls are scattered under the trees and almost resembles a flea market.
It is in a wooded area and some of the old trees have been sawn off at chair height.
After getting yourself some breakfast you find yourself a nice "chair" where you can sit down and enjoy it.
Very laid back and amiable atmosphere.
Sedgefield
South Africa
Chasmanthium latifolium is a grass that grows in wooded areas. The slightest breeze really makes them move. 8x10 print Ilford MGRC Satin Bronica Etrsi 105mmf4.5 Ilford Pan F Pyrocat HD
This shot was taken at Seagrove Beach, Fl, in September, when the oats actually bloom or whatever it is they are doing!