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Well, I kept my promise...no more water drops! (for now) Now that the weather is cold and frosty a little reminiscing won't hurt! I took this back in May when the tulips were in full bloom! Ah....Spring! Enjoy!
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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.
We've probably gotten to maximum fall color here in Fairbanks. A pretty day had me out taking photos of the color.
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These rapeseed fields in spring in the midlands of Great Britian must be what Sting was refering too in his famous pop song. The lemon color bloom combined with blue skies and narrow byways are a painter's and photographers dream. Vincent Van Gogh would have enjoyed this area as much as southern France. I was lucky to be here years ago at the peak of spring. The crop is used to make canola oil and other products. I was also not used to the new pollens so I got a raging sinus infection. That is gone but memories and images are still with me. This is in the area near Durham and Darlington in the countryside of United Kingdom..
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“to the attentive eye, each moment of the year has its own beauty, and in the same field, it beholds, every hour, a picture which was never seen before, and which shall never be seen again”
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Vet inte varför men bilden får mig att tänka på Olle Adolphsons melodi Trubbel; därav titeln: "Nu stryker vinden genom trädens höga kronor ...".
I want to apologize if I have skipped some contacts...if only I had more time..it's an elusive commodity. Have a great Monday all day my friends!
Our leader Brian is the white sheep and we are the 10 black stragglers. He’s desperately trying to keep us on the straight and narrow. Marcus is out in front because he thinks he knows the way. Steve, who’s seen it all before, has turned back because he thinks we’re heading in the wrong direction. The Bedwells are detached from the group – they are probably planning their next holiday.
Thank you Brian for all your encouragement in 2015.
(P.S. The sheep have not been edited. They are exactly as I saw them.)
Managed to get a few snaps of this beautiful field just before it started raining, Plenty of photographers out snapping this so difficult to get one without someone in the picture. I am surprised how lovely it still looks following the recent storms we have had
Fields of Joy - www.martijnvandernat.nl
Photo was taken in Meijendel, Wassenaar, The Netherlands
1/160th sec, f 8, ISO 100, 17 mm