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It is hard to resist photographing canola when it is in bloom. The yellow flowers, green seed pods, blue sky are all brought together by the mud puddle. Well, that's my story anyway. The crop in this area is doing well, but much of Alberta is experiencing dry to very dry conditions and the crops are poor.
the spring is here. "my" tree that I shot 2 years ago, uploaded in this site, is still there. Strong, alone and beautiful. Is the life stronger in Nature than in Human?
Composite of a view from the Pamplemousse gardens in Mauritius, and another from Hazlehead Park in Aberdeen
On my drive to Edmonton, there were a lot of delays due to construction. There were long stretches that were only open to one lane so you'd have to wait 5 - 10 minutes till it was your turn to go. So, to amuse myself I did what any photographer would do -- take photos as I sat in my car. This beautiful scene was through the passenger window. Without the delay, I wouldn't have really seen and enjoyed this so, as they say, "every cloud has a silver lining".
Windy dry day on the open fields were causing havoc today so had to have it instead of a portrait shot i had planned :)
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These barley fields separate the village Korzok, the base village for Tso Moriri from the lake itself.
The whites (of the houses) of Korzok, followed by the greens of barley fields leading to the stunning blues of Tso Moriri lake itself, sealed by the browns of the Greater Himalayas is the general colour palette of this landscape!
14 mm Samyang lens, modified Canon T6, iOptron Sky Tracker. Forty minutes, 4 X 10 minutes of exposure. Around 8:30pm local time.
"For myself I hold no preferences among flowers, so long as they are wild, free, spontaneous. Bricks to all greenhouses! "
Edward Abbey, Desert Solitaire
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Fields at St Clements, Jersey - looking out to sea - fast moving clouds provided ever changing light - Explore #41.
Hot and dry summer, but this queen can still find a little nectar from these tiny frogfruit flowers.