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Happy Fence Friday
I was returning home from a trip to our local garbage dump. We have to take our own in . I don't mind it is a lovely drive there especially when one comes across a lovely surprise like this.
I would have liked to get closer but the field was out of bounds.
Taken on my cell phone
We get very few of the purple morphs here in Shropshire. But this was one of two I saw at The Ercall that day.
The Ercall, Shropshire.
Model Varūna Marcinkevičiūtė.
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Self-portrait,
April 2015.
What happens when you go shooting with your neighbour in a yellow-flowered field? After two photos the security guard comes to tell you it's part of the prison area and tells you to get lost! And then you see him following you in his car (fyi, it's creepy).
This is madly oversharpened by Flickr :( So please click here to view the original (It really presents better on black)...
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Shot with Pentax K5 and 170-500mm © Craig Lindsay 2018. All rights reserved.
Lying in a field waiting for hares to appear can be a bit of a slow process. At one point, having noticed the droplets on the blades of whatever crop was in the field, I started experimenting, taking a few shots.
With no macro lens to hand, this was taken on my big zoom.
This photo pretty much just describes my life, but it is much brighter than my photos of late...It was also another editing NIGHTMARE. I can't figure out why my photoshop cs5 is running so slowly on my computer...it's so bad that everytime i want to drag a photo around a canvas, the load bar has to pop up and it takes atleast 15-20sec...i'm new, but that doesn't seem right.
It has been pouring with rain for hours here, so this is to cheer us Brits up. Alimore Green Staffordshire UK 21st August 2018
This field was once Common Ground and has not been ploughed for a Thousand years , if ever.
Not a bad field for bugs. butterflies, crickets and lots of other invertebrates. A fair few wild flowers including Orchids.
In the field adjacent to Lydiard Park in Swindon are these sturdy mares, put out to foal.
The field is actually owned by a major building developer. The company is biding its time until it can wear down local opposition so it can cover this site in concrete!
Rework To celebrate the beautiful colors of Montreux.
Fall Vineyards of Montreux.
Interestingness #8 to #12 Sept 27th
I saw this crop of purple flowers on the way to Devizes yesterday but I have no idea what they are at all. I do know they aren't Borage!
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