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So I recently visited a farm where I found out that the old crops are burnt to fertile the land in order to grow fresh ones. I found this quite crazy. Polluting the land and air to get new crops? But apparently this is good for the land... or so they say it is.
Anyways I saw this beautiful small tree with bright green leaves and I wondered how long they'll actually stay this way with all the smoke and fumes.
"To gaze into a sunset sky and sit among the flowering winsomeness... is to let the heart dance without feet"
Springtime in Texas with my little dog "Bella". So great having her along!
Taken today in the fields nearby -lucky with the one day of snow in London ;-)
Hope you're having a lovely Sunday! Take care!!
In the evening I went for a drive through the Bavarian landscape between Neuburg and Ingolstadt. It just looked wonderful in combination with the setting sun.
Portrait of Cerrin from the trip to Denmark in 2019. When I looked at all the photos from that vacation I found this gem and already loved it unedited. So I did not do too much to it, just some curve adjustments and a high pass to sharpen it out.
Yesterday I started a new DIY project while enjoying the sun. I bought an old fashioned jacket stand that I will paint black. Excited how it'll turn out.
Have a beautiful, sunny day! :)
Have you ever taken pictures, several at the same place, and you just CAN'T choose only one of them?
Let me know which of these two you like better :)
They almost make a panorama.
By the way, the edit work is just to suit my taste these days :)
Tour 3: Reiskirchen - Volpertshausen - Vollnkirchen - Oberwetz - Reiskirchen //
13 Km - 228 Höhenmeter - Höchster Punkt 350 Meter - Plus 5-7 Grad - Sonne Wolken Wind
Totally lost on the way to Formby thanks to a stoopid sat nav I happened across this field, the early morning light set off the gold in the corn rolls so much I couldn't resist nipping out of the car for a quick shot or two.
Following on from yesterdays shot, and with the weather being much better today, I headed off down to some crop fields to try the 24mm TS-E II lens outdoors. This is 3 shots with a shift of 10mm either side giving the image an aspect ratio of 1:2.3. I'm sure with 12mm shift I would comfortably get 1:2.5 which is as wide as I normally go with panoramics.
I also tilted the lens down a fraction and at f/11 this really did give me a pin sharp FG to BG. The sharpness and detail all live up to their reputation, incredibly sharp straight out of the camera. It's fair to say i'll be holding onto this lens for a while.
Well worth viewing large if you have time.