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Una intemporal imagen de un campo de cereal en mitad del llano manchego, prácticamente listo para cosechar.
-English:
A timeless image of a cereal field, practically ready to harvest, in the middle of La Mancha plains.
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Another "Blast From The Past" image taking me back to when I was discovering my own photography identity, my own style so too speak and I have not looked back since!
All my years of photography seemed to lead me to this moment! How I remember this time well!
Thank you to Paul for the lovely testimonial he wrote.
See Paul's photo's of Scotland @ www.flickr.com/photos/paulcookphotography/
Explore, 8/4/2008
Amore senza tempo
Immagine dedicata a quella tenera coppia di Giulia e Pilade trisavoli di Stefano Paradossi.
Except that time caught up with the long dis-used grain elevator at Lodge, IL, having been demolished in early June of this year. But don't despair, there's still a great deal of character and photo ideas on this line, including old Wabash-era searchlight signals and other grain elevators.
View from the Rozenhoedkaai, after sunset. The historic city centre is a prominent World Heritage Site of UNESCO, and the Rozenhoedkaai always make a stunning impression.
Merry Christmas / Joyeux Noël !!!
Sitting up here on the limestone plateau at sunset can feel like another geological time zone.....almost expecting to see a Mammoth come wandering across.
Ingleborough was believed for a while to be England's highest...and given its massive appearance and almost having its own weather, it is hardly surprising. And of course it's in GOC.