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It will only be a few months and all the rape seed flowers will be out, the UK seem to be producing lots more every year, This was taken at Halesworth, Suffolk
His crying breaks my heart
it starts to let the ripchords fall apart
somewhere in there I know if he feels
what I feel
everything is okay
his voice makes the loneliest of days
feel like they're filled with love
even though there is no love there
his voice lifts every strand of the hair on my head
and makes me know
that his voice opens fields
and shows me the light that is sure to shine on the darkest of any situation.
The fields look lovely a couple of weeks before the harvest. This is a photo of the view from my brother in laws terrace. I wouldn't mind having such a view.
--Jacob Surland
Sawarna at least has 4 spots to be photograped. But the access to the location we have to use motor... bit adventure i think. In few radius of the area we still can find paddy field. Come on, do we have to make all areas full wid houses? U wont get fresh air.
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Pentax 67 + SMC 45mm/4 + Fuji Velvia 50 slide film.
I really like how the sun gets reflected as it was a real sun...
It seems that the season for my sunrise pictures is open, since now the sunrise occurs just after hubby goes to work ;) I like this picture a lot, because it may well be a sunrise of my country... :D
BTW, special thanks to him that phone me to tell me about this beautiful sunrise :)
Have a wonderful start of the week!! :)
The cattle pay no attention to an LNER Azuma as it climbs away from Markinch towards Lochmuir summit working a Kings Cross to Aberdeen service.
Happy Fence Friday !!!! Though it has been about 50 years, I can remember it like it was yesterday.....I was 14 years old, working during summer break on a local farm. It was a hot August and the corn was ready for picking. We hopped off the rickety old flat-bed truck at one end of the field. I loosened my belt and took the corners of a half-dozen burlap sacks and pulled them through my belt so they hung to the ground. Bobby, the farmer's son , told me to turn around and hold a bag open and start walking backwards down the first row. As I took a step in reverse, he took a step towards me, carefully grabbing the end of an ear of corn and feeling the tiny kernels through the husk to determine if it was ready. As he tore off ear after ear, he would toss them into my bag until it was full, and we would do this for 12 straight hours. The bags full of corn were heavy, the sun was scorching, but what makes me smile, is that I can remember the joy of grabbing an ear of corn from that field, pulling back the husk , and biting into that incredibly sweet, tender, juicy delicious August corn, as I stood there, surrounded by corn stalks over my head....
Marty Straub, Dave Cohen and I took a road trip to Hickory Run today... Stopped at the Chapel, the Lake and the Boulder Field.
Visit the DCNR web site for the HRSP page at:
www.dcnr.state.pa.us/stateparks/findapark/hickoryrun/
This image is comprised of 30 different exposures.. I captured bracketed exposures to turn them into HDR blended images. I Ended up with 6 HDR images (using Photomatix Pro) that I stitched together with Adobe Photoshop's Photomerge feature. Then post processing was handled with the Nik Collection filters: Viveza and Color Efex Pro.
Hickory Run State Park
Carbon County, Pennsylvania
Friday, July 18th, 2014
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Different place, different time but similar scene as my previous post. Field of yellow tulips during heavy storm.
The flower fields in the west of Holland are at their best in April and May. That’s when the spring bulbs, such as tulips and hyacinths are flowering. The cultivation of flower bulbs for commercial purposes started in Haarlem and the surrounding area about 400 years ago. The area between Haarlem and Leiden eventually became known as 'De bollenstreek' - the bulb district. For many years, a large part of the population earned their living from bulbs, whether in nurseries, export, or in industries that supplied the sector. The town of Lisse regarded itself as the centre of the bulb-growing area, boasted a postmark that declared: "Lisse, the centre of the bulb district". The famous flower exhibition "de Keukenhof" can be found here.
The Netherlands produce approximately nine billion flower bulbs annually. Evenly distributed, this number would allow for almost two flower bulbs for every person on the planet. The tulip remains the most popular and recognizable bulb flower. Most people think of the tulip when they think of bulb flowers. The tulip is followed in popularity by the daffodil, the gladiolus, the lily and the crocus.
PENTAX K20D, f/6.7, 0.003 sec (1/350), ISO 100, 18 mm
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My husband and fellow photographer Paul is a hard man to photograph as his camera is always 'glued' to his face, tee hee.
The corn was golden-ripe, I had been taking 'close-ups', when I spotted him, yes I had finally been able to get him in a red jacket, after all these years, now it was MY turn to put a 'figure in a landscape', tee hee.
It is such a good illustration of what different lenses do, here you have the compression of the telephoto lens which makes the sharp corner of the field almost look like a straight line.
Have a golden day and thank you for your comments, M, (*_*)
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