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Whilst going through some old images, I came across this image which was taken back in January 2010 using a Sony a700. After 8 years or so I've finally got round to editing some of the landscapes previously taken. This image has been recently edited.
early morning light - a mix of sunlight and cloud - rape fields close to Ploeuc Sur Lie, Brittany, May 2010
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This is Caroline. We finally managed to do a photo adventure together and I am very satisfied, she is pretty photogenic.
So my one trip for this summer was a beach trip! A few of my friends were able come so it was pretty exciting :)
On the way to South Padre Island, we saw this sunflower field on the side of the road..so naturally...we stopped and took a few shots :D
I stood on top of the car to get this shot. Aubrey and Lauren looked like they were in an ocean of yellow!
Wakering Photography Group (Filter) Field Trip East Beach Shoeburyness Essex.
A few members asked me to show them the Lee Filter system this was taken using a Hoya Pro 1 Circular Polariser Filter in conjunction with a Lee Little Stopper and a Lee 0.75 Graduated Neutral Density Soft Filter.
The old Fernie barn on Palo Alto Road sits above the town of Sequim, WA while a late fall storm moves overhead at day break. Copyright © 2014 Damon D. Edwards, All rights reserved. Use without permission is illegal.
Another image from the Bosque del Apache, this a detail of sandhill cranes lifting off from the golden fields. Not the usual detail due to enlargement, but I love the shapes of the birds as they take off. Reminds me of a Japanese print.
Sandhill cranes are social birds that are usually encountered in pairs or family groups through the year. During migration and winter, non-related cranes come together to form "survival groups" which forage and roost together. Such groups often congregate at migration and winter sites, such as the Bosque del Apache, sometimes resulting in thousands of cranes being found together.
Hope everyone has a great Sunday. Thanks for stopping by -- I always appreciate all of your kind comments and other support.
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this quite unusual sight I discovered today, at the end of September, when I went out to the fields to shoot....a field full of sunflowers...such a great day :)))
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Sunflowers at peak bloom in Maryland.
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A small, summer shower had just come through and then the sun came back out. This combined to give this look in to the small world in our back yard.
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topic= TAKE IT SLOW
What could be slower than watching grass (er...weeds) grow? And one of my favorite ways to practice being STILL.
Winter on a rural farm is quite a site to behold. The fields brighten to white with snow and the pines sway their dusted branches while shining with glittered highlights. It is peaceful to say the least.