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Corn poppies from the garden. The photo is from the first film I took with the new Nikon F90. The photos were made without a tripod.
Camera: Nikon F90
Film: Fuji Color 200
Scanner: Epson V850 Pro
A visitor wrote to me about my picture yesterday that she realized that she had photographed far too few flowers this year. I then thought about it for a moment and can confirm that I have posted far too few pictures of flowers. So it's not that I haven't made photos that I like or that I've lost interest in flowers. It's just because I've made so many other photos that I like too.
I want to change that now and will concentrate on flowers for a few days.
I start with a field of poppies, which I have shown several times, but which, because of the light I experienced there, always inspires me.
Eine Besucherin schrieb mir zu meinem gestrigen Bild, dass sie festgestellt hat, in diesem Jahr viel zu wenig Blumen fotografiert zu haben. Ich habe dann mal kurz nachgedacht und kann das für mich insofern auch bestätigen, dass ich viel zu wenig Bilder von Blumen gepostet habe. Es liegt also nicht daran, dass ich keine derartigen Fotos gemacht hätte, die mir gefallen oder dass ich das Interesse an Blumen verloren habe. Es liegt einfach daran, dass ich so viele andere Fotos gemacht habe, die mir auch gefallen.
Das möchte ich jetzt ändern, und werde mich mal ein paar Tage lang auf Blumen konzentrieren.
Ich beginne mit einem Mohnfeld, welches ich schon einige Male gezeigt habe, was mich jedoch, auf Grund des Lichts, was ich dort erlebt habe, immer wieder begeistert.
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Big sister, little brother making their way through the giant corn maze. (at the San Diego pumpkin patch)
The rural landscapes in Iowa (and most of the midwest US) are dominated by the two major agricultural crops-corn and soybeans. For those not familiar, the dark green areas are soybeans and the yellow/green strips are corn with the light color coming from the tassels (the male flower) at the top of the corn plants. Despite a VERY dry summer the plants still look quite good, but the yields will suffer dramatically if we do not get significant rains soon.
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The farmer across the street has started the Corn harvest.
To date he is partially comp;leted but the rain has caused a delay.
Hopefully he'll get back out there next week when the weather warms and dries up.
Great to see these Corn Buntings early doors today on Salisbury Plain, Wiltshire, as they are getting increasingly rare in the UK these days:-)
It feels as though the world is shrinking, contracting, and becoming smaller, or perhaps just following the guidance and staying home has caused this feeling. Trying to consume less news for a bit, I've downloaded two audiobooks, "Undeniable" from Bill Nye and "It's A Long Story" by Willie Nelson - I love the library and am grateful to have access to these stories. What are you consuming or creating these days?