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A nice early morning mist adds some extra interest to this image, taken near Kidderminster in Worcestershire.

Northwest Open Space, San Juan Capistrano, CA

Rural New York State Delhi

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Pentax K-5

SMC Pentax-M 50mm F1.7

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Bretagne Brittany

A summers evening in Scotland. This is one of my favourite places. The meadow sits to the right of the river Endrick which meanders through the west of Scotland where it finally reaches Loch Lomond. The area is rich in wildlife including many birds of prey, pine martens and a Sand Martin colony by the river. Spend a summers day here and walk along the river where once Charles Napier once wandered, formulating his tables of logarithms.

Sunrise today

Biebesheim am Rhein

...You'll never be afraid to be the only one standing. ...You'll never be ashamed to stand up for what you believe. ...Being alone can be peaceful.

Especially on a day like this! I love popcorn clouds and blue skies. And there was plenty of wind so the sky was always changing - I had to wait a little bit so there weren't any shadows on the field/hills.

Another day from last summer up near Pickerel Lake.

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Darien, Connecticut

Dunnotar Castle is to the immediate left, on the next rocky outcrop.

Camden State Park, Minnesota

Snaefells October Iceland 2014, not sure of the name of this one.

Música (abrir en nueva pestaña) / Music (Open link in new tab): The wind that shakes the barley - Solas.

 

Frente a esos espigados campos barridos por el viento, no pude dejar de evocar la tradicional tonada irlandesa que por título lleva el de "El viento que agita la cebada" así como la película de Ken Loach que de ella adoptó el nombre.

 

-English:

Facing these windswept fields plenty of grain ears, I could not fail to remember that traditional Irish ballad entitled "The Wind That Shakes the Barley" and the Ken Loach's film of the same title.

 

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Early evening sun casting it’s last light across the crops

This week's Big Excitement for me ! My first excursion with my newly delivered camera took me to our nearest field and it was being harvested. A combine harvester - Oh JOY ! You can see the dust it's kicking up over there on the right near the trees. The driver saw me taking photos and kindly drove down the field again and right past me, smiled and gave me a 'thumbs up'. Isn't it wonderful when people are so kind? Made my day ! (That may be my next upload).

The clouds were beautiful and I loved the lines the newly cut stubble made, so I painted this scene in Topaz Impression 2. I do hope you like it !

 

As always, thank you so much for your comments, faves or for just looking. Happy weekend to you all ... I hope you find similar kindness and friendliness in everyone you meet.

 

YOUR kindness has meant this image reached Explore number 79 on 13 August 2016 - thank you all so very much !

In June large purple fields of Alaskan lupine (Lupinus nootkatensis) are a common sight all over Iceland. This plant looks native but in fact it was introduced in Iceland in 1945 to prevent erosion of the soil.

near Cranborne, Dorset, UK

Mohnblüte in Germerode, Germany.

 

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More colorful summer vibes.

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