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Fields at St Clements, Jersey - looking out to sea - fast moving clouds provided ever changing light - Explore #41.
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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Beautiful fields in the darent valley between eynsford and shoreham kent going back this year if they are there..
Taken in Worthington, Mass., last August while visiting the Berkshires...
You can't tell from the photo, but this was actually an extremely large field, completely filled with sunflowers. Unfortunately they were all facing the wrong direction. So, I very carefully climbed in, alarming probably a hundred grasshoppers, and took a few shots.
"Gold-rush miners took cold comfort from this bird’s melancholy song, which seems to reflect the bleak beauty of its surroundings." No gold here.
RoidWeek 2017 Day 5
Camera: Polaroid Land Camera Model 180
Film: Fuji FP-100C Instant Pack (Peel Apart)
Scanner: Epson Perfection 4990 Photo
another Blacktail, close to home. Shooting over a wire fence, hence i cut off the bottom of his legs,
Been looking at this location for a while have drove past on a number of occasions while driving to work. After climbing over two barbed wire fencers I know you should not do that they are there for a reason to keep people like me out.
Then a trek through the morning dew in the grass which got me drenched
But managed to get the shot so result as far as am concerned
Dusted off the Sigma 10-20 for a landscape shot attempt www.flickr.com/photos/the_xyph/5977699104/ and almost missed this little guy having a little rest on an Ear...
Makes me sad we call them LadyBirds, for all the Boy ones out there.. must be pretty upsetting :s
Was tipped off that there was a stunning field of poppies nearby (thanks Rich) so went out to take a look - it was all so spectacular, so step back and enjoy this first SOOC shot!
This really is what it looked like! But BIGGER!
Explore Highest Position # 58 - Thanks for your comments and faves!