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The fields behind the house in the dead of night are quite bright with all the snow lying on them. Normally it's pitch black out there and you can't see a thing!
We stopped for ages, trying to capture this beautiful field full of poppies and other wild flowers - not easy, as it was quite a windy day. I'm not sure which, if any, I like best so I've included some more shots below.
Sunrise start, ended up near Higger Tor in the Peak District.
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Pretty sure the bright green trees are beech trees, it was the sunlight catching them that made me want to stop and try and capture the moment. It was only fleeting!
Field Of Dreams, the setting sun near Gretna, taken just over the border into Cumbria. I was hoping for a spectacular sunset tonight, it tried but didn't quite make it, not bad though.
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Took this shot last week wehn I went to the country side~~
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Explored 11.05.2012
Christmas Day: I went for a walk through a corn field and dreamt about things for a bit.
New Berlin, WI
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I remember at the time of taking this one that it would be one to look back on in mid winter. A reminder of warmth, light and colour on a summer evening.
I could take pictures of cows all the time, they are so relaxing and fascinating... I don't understand why we eat them. :-( I don't eat cows!
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One fine morning we friends were tried to take some captures from far away of our home. It was a Village area, A masturd field - there is a way. There I tried to take some captures..This is not an Experimental capture my friendz. I have taken it seriously!!! :-) Anyway we run after some peococks there but unable to catch. hahaha...got some Birds there...near to that field. So after all tries we failed to take good captures.Might be wastage of time on that morning.
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GWR mogul 7325 works away from Victoria Bridge at Arley with the 09:45 Santa Special from Kiddrminster.
Mamiya 645. Fuji 100.
A field of poppies in North Lincolnshire, UK - just a short drive north from Scunthorpe. The towns steelworks and tower blocks can be seen right in the distance. One of the best poppy fields I've seen so far this year went together with glorious sunshine until a thunderstorm moved in from the west (from the right of this image)
Immer wenn ich hier zwischen Glonn und Piusheim fotografiere faszinieren mich die alten Bäume .
Heute waren es die alten Moorbirken die es mir angetan hatten. .
A glorious display of poppies on Shepshed's Tickow Lane. Apparently the field hasn't been disturbed for years and was turned over last year or this spring. So that's why the display, but, it may be the last since the field has been sold for housing. One last, defiant show for nature before the diggers move in.