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Shoes belong to everyday life, but holidays are barefooted!
Camera: Panasonic GH3
Lens: Olympus Zuiko 150mm f2.0
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My ancestors were Teutons, Germans, Quadi and Marcomanni. They lived on the territory of Great Moravia. Their king was Prince Mojmir. Fields and harvest the fields for them was as important as the war that resulted. Grain for them to be the same price as the severed head of an enemy!
Stumbled across this yellow field with burnt stripes all along it the other day. Looked quite striking. I'm no expert on fields and what farmers might do with them. Are fields burnt to help with the soil or something? Any ideas anyone? :-)
Probably the most memorable moments of our recent trip took place in the late evening, as we explored a completely unfamiliar network of lanes between Little Thornage and Edgefield Street - the latter a place, not a road. We were literally haunted by owls and hares and constantly stumbled on extraordinary landscapes that would replay the closest photographic attention. That was impossible - but by the end of the week owls swooped around our cottage and hares played a few yards from our door.
This was so much the world I'd always wanted - and so different from daily reality - that its beauty carried a sense of loss.
Near Edgefield Street, Norfolk. Olympus OM2n, Zuiko 35mm f2.8 (probably), Foma 400, orange filter.
600mm - thanks to the converter I got from Thorsten for a day. I will buy this extender for the next safari - really good with the 300 2.8.
The background is not blue sky... it is a hill :)
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Rapeseed Field, Rockel, Rosendahl, Germany, 19-05-2016
Rapsfeld, Rockel, Rosendahl, Deutschland, 19-05-2016