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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 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
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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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Found this pic i took years ago - no idea where.
Amazing how the colour of the tree trunk is so similar to the coat of the donkey.
Sometimes our field work takes our employees to stunning locations. In this particular instance, USGS geologist, Michelle Coombs, was conducting field work at the Akutan Volcano in the summer of 2014. Michelle is seen here walking along a ridge just south of Akutan with the Cascade Bight vent visible in the background.
You can follow updates on Akutan Volcano and learn more about this stratovolcano at on.doi.gov/Akutan. Photo credit: AVO/USGS.
wenn du jemanden liebst, wegen seiner schonheit, dann ist das nicht liebe sondern lust:
wenn du jemanden liebst wegen seinem fleiß, ist das nicht liebe sondern bewunderung.
wenn du jemanden liebst weil er hilfsbereit ist, ist das nicht liebe sondern dankbarkeit..
aber wenn du jemanden liebst und du weißt nicht warum du ihn liebst,
dann ist das liebe.
This is my take on the current Flickr friday topic "field". .... it a magnetic field :)
It took me forever to get the exact right length of the string and magnet positioning.
These poppies and wildflowers were growing at Kingswinford, seven miles south of Wolverhampton in the West Midlands, England
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Photographed from our moving bus.
After travelling across Rocky Mountain we headed towards Denver where we stayed overnight. On the way the weather became dull. While most of the passengers were enjoying their siesta I was enjoying my window side seat enjoying wonderful countryside views. The vast undulated lands with occasional clusters of houses, surrounded by beautiful trees, wide open grazing and crop fields along with occasional farmhouses…with dramatic clouds at the backdrop, were looking like moving frames of paintings. I’m sharing a few of my snapshots taken through the window. Guess you will like them.
A bit of my backyard's wild flowers.... To my dear friend Ana Omelete on this special day...
Happy B-day Sweetyyyyyyyy!!!!
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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