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Merged 3 pictures using Photomatix, HDR And played with HDR tools, it is a over the top hdr, but i like it :)
My trusted and cheap tripod Velbon DF-60 was in Use
Out on a walk last Sunday with my son Liam, and we spotted this figure sitting by the pond, looking from a distance like a young man with attitude, but what is he doing there? and why doesn't he move?
After I'd looked more closely through my lens and Liam shouted 'BOGIES' loudly and got no response, we satisfied ourselves that we were safe but both commented how creepy the experience was.
A little further on and we spotted another figure, this time with a fishing rod, and I commented (probably too loudly) that this one was even creepier and quite life-like.
The figure then moved and so did we, with haste :-))
Sloping Fields | Cleadon Hills | Cleadon Village
Photograph taken on Wednesday 26/08/2015.
Nikon D7200
Nikon NIKKOR 18-55mm
LEE Filters ND Hard Grad
205/365
You know when you see something and think ‘oooh, that would be an amazing photo, but I will take it tomorrow because it is so hot and my drink is melting’ and you know that you should not wait, but by the time you have eaten dinner, the good light has passed, then you go back the next day and the hay bales are gone? Well, I went back today and the hay bales were gone. I was so angry at myself because I knew it would happen. You should have seen it yesterday, though, because the field was this perfect golden colour and the bales were casting the most amazing long shadows and it was just…perfect. I do not think my photography would have done it justice though, so it is probably for the best.
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Field burn. It's a tightly controlled burn by farmers. The ash from the burn will fertilize the ground.
This field burn lasted only about 15-20 minutes. It goes fast I guess it creates some kind of firestorm. The farmers start the fire all around the field and then it burns towards the center of the field and burns itself out.
The rice about to be harvested.
Bali rice grows tall and lush - probably because in each of the small thatched huts you can see, lives a cow! The (poor!) cow stands, eats and sleeps in this hut and goes nowhere until it is time for them to plough the fields for the next crop. They are fed cut foliage twice a day and the 'manure' is collected - and added to the irrigation system. They are virtually live fertilizer manufacturing units. Special people are assigned to tend the cows. A water conduit is seen in the foreground.
Coconut and banana palms dot the landscape
BEST VIEWED LARGE.
You'll remember me when the west wind moves
Upon the fields of barley
You'll forget the sun in his jealous sky
As we walk in fields of gold
www.youtube.com/watch?v=SejIdSMP0bI
Will you stay with me, will you be my love
Among the fields of barley
We'll forget the sun in his jealous sky
As we lie in fields of gold
www.youtube.com/watch?v=2uohgSvKpG0
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I suppose if you had to describe the English countryside this could be it, the rolling fields, billowing clouds, hedgerows it’s all here. Of course we have so much more which would easily put the mundane scene into the shade. But when you see a scene like this you can here the skylarks sing and you must have no romance if your heart does not sing as well.
Seven shot bracket. Raw processed with Camera Raw. Merged and tonemapped with Photomatix. Finished off with Photoshop.
It's been quite some time since I last shot any landscape stuff as I've been busy shooting weddings and engagements.
I had a trip out to the fields only a short walk from the house a few weeks ago to shoot sunset, but it ended up not living up to much! To save coming home with an empty memory card, I thought I shoot with a shallow depth of field for a change.
This was shot with the D800e and the rather special Nikon, 85mm f/1.4G @ f/3.5.
I really liked the softness it gave to the image, along with the nice light in the foreground and background - turned out much better than I initially thought it would.
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