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A random field near me with rapeseed growing.
I meant to do this a few weeks ago, and it had died off a bit, but the effect wasn't too bad still.
I took two images exposing for the foreground and the sky, then blended them in photoshop.
Not HDR, just a lot of work!
This was my first shot with my new Sigma 17-70mm.
Seems a good lens so far...
"For myself I hold no preferences among flowers, so long as they are wild, free, spontaneous. Bricks to all greenhouses! "
Edward Abbey, Desert Solitaire
Yes i have taken many shots from here in the past, Just happens to be my favourite snap stop on my way to work if the suns low or rising :-) Love the way the tree leans into the skies with the winding road
Sunset View on a warm late Summer-Evening. Discovered and captured the harmonic colourful Scenery at the Border to Switzerland.
Apparently I have to mention the person who lent me the Canon 5D Mark II for the day. It was my sister Em scott who also seems reluctant to comment on my shot.
Flickr Sibling Rivalry at its best!!!
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I took this out near Thirsk North Yorkshire. I drove around all day and had wanted to capture the yellow of a rape field. The local farmers do not seem to have grown any this year so I had to travel out of my way to find some. Its strange but I probably rated this about 5th out of 6 decent shots from the day. Slowly it has crept up the scale to become number 1. Well worth the drive.
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Out today for a 10 mile circular walk from Herstmonceux church.
Tiz a good job I'm not bothered about cattle, as I went through 5 cow fields today ... these being the cutest :)
my girlfriend convinced me of a walk through the fields. otherwise i probably wouldn't have captured this amazing scenery.
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Lens: Olympus Zuiko 150mm f2.0
"We can learn a lot from trees: they're always grounded but never stop reaching heavenward." ~ Everett Mámor
Another from this fall....one of my favorite trees; I've often wondered why it's still standing, especially in the midst of a large farm field...and like to think, it must mean something special to someone. Have a great Friday, and as always, thanks for stopping by to visit!!!!
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A dry-stone wall leading to a small copse of trees, just off the footpath from Hawes to Hardraw, Wensleydale, North Yorkshire, UK
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