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This farm with its freshly painted barns sits at the south edge of Wauseon, a small city about 32 miles west of Toledo. I took my photo on July 19, 2016 during a trip to the third Tuesday of the month Super Cruise in Wauseon.
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My first shot at an HDR, never bothered trying it. Pretty neat but this will likely be the first and last time I do it, unless I see something that really calls for it.
Ubud was gorgeous by the way, but you don't need me telling you that. :)
I drive by this area but usually the fields have already been picked. Maybe this is wild? Whatever....
And yes..the sharecroppers home is sagging.
Taken just before it poured down rain!
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Buckeye, Arizona has some of the most beautiful farmland I've ever seen. That night, the monsoons were coming in and it was blustery... I thought this shot was perfect.
Cemeteries are a natural pairing of beauty and tragedy, and this is especially so for the Marysville City Cemetery in Northern California. This is a pioneer cemetery – founded in 1850 by the first settlers arriving in California. The very large area set aside as a “potter’s field” for indigent individuals seems poignant to me. The cemetery suffered major flooding several months ago when Northern California experienced extraordinary rainfall. For this area of the cemetery, however, where there were no gravestones and monuments to topple, it seems that a lush green carpet is laid for these poor souls.
For We’re Here! because today the Hereios are searching for *Beauty in a Tragedy*.
Cólliga, Cuenca.
Filtre IR 720 nm. - (filter 720 nm.)
Fotografía Infraroig - (photography infrared)
Espectre Complet - (fullspectrum)
HDR forquillat de 3 trets amb 2 passos EV - (braketing 3 shots with 2 EV step)
AuroraHDR - Photoshop - Topaz