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I have just returned from a short break away in Poland. Specifically to visit Auschwitz and Birkenau concentration camps as well as Wieliczka salt mine.
however I could not resist this image taken from the plane just before landing at Krakow.
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This is a typical view of the area and the walk that we took. Nothing outstanding about it but on a day like this it was amazing
Polaroid Spectra - Polaroid Originals color film - plowed field - Pohatcong, NJ - scanned on Epson V600
Fields are beginning to grow and look like it is actually Summer.
My colors got a little muddy here. I didn't worry too much as the real thing is pretty muddy now too. Lots of rain this Spring!
A photograph I had taken in Normandy a while ago. A poignant composition I thought. The guns of war in the background of a field of poppies.
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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!
This was taken this past spring just west of Omaha. This 100 year old historic barn was torn down so the land could be turned into more car lots and retail stores (don't get me started). Anywho, I took this photo in the middle of the tear down process, a local company carefully dismantled the barn to repurpose the wood for tables and other furniture. There were heavy rains which paused the process because the ground was too muddy and soft for any vehicles to drive on, allowing me to capture this photo during near perfect conditions.