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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
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.
This is probably one of the most famous places to visit with many visitors all year round. Luckily, I was able to get a shot with no visitors in it.
Waimea Canyon, Kauai
"Be brave. Take risks. Nothing can substitute experience." - Paulo Coelho
As always this light painting was created within one single exposure and was not digitally manipulated afterwards.
Shot in Beelitz-Heilstätten - one of the most famous abandoned places troughout
You'll be in the birds, in the wind, in the air i breath. In the stars.
I'll miss you forever.
(P.s please press L, it looks a lot better)
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.