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I'm still on holiday by the coast and apart from the abortive attempt on the first morning have not managed any seascapes yet. Spending too much time holidaying and not enough time photographing, with the exception of this terrifically ploughed field that i've visited on a few evenings in different conditions so expect a few more over the next few weeks.
Vertorama 2 shots manually stitiched.
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As many of you may have come to realize while driving the roads and highways of Kansas this summer, wheat harvest is underway. There are more trucks on the road, or you may have seen a combine or two making dust in golden grain that waves when the wind blows.
Yes, this is a photograph. Taken at the onset of a snowstorm last weekend. It's amazing how much color is revealed when snow blankets the winter landscape.
Taken with 400 ISO film for the graininess and slightly oversharpened to gain texture.
Photo of the Day at Earthshots.org, March 3, 2007.
More on my photo blog, Points of Light
Another one from Saturday in the harefield.... we (there was a group of about 11) made our way through the meadow and disturbed this snipe (another new sight for me) which caught the attention of the hare. It's not a great shot, as they were quite a distance away, but I loved how the sunlight came across the grass and highlighted the edges of both of them :)
hope you all have a wonderful week, I'll catch up with you soon :)