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One of the many cotton fields that have popped up in this area with the reduction in growing peanuts.
Backup one photo: see the new Mural - Cotton & Peanuts.
With the Globalization of everything....and the dropping of peanut support by the US government, peanuts aren't profitable anymore...thus cotton has made a comeback in this area.
A meandering Poppy field in Wiltshire on a sunny afternoon. Not a field you can see from the roadside, so you do need to walk to get here.
The sun playing hide and seek with the clouds giving some epic shadows, plus a day with some great fluffy clouds.
Dynamic range at times was challenging and very easy to burn out the reds, also used a Polariser set around half way round.
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Really lucky with the bird's here!!
A tractor sowing seeds of some sort into a field just outside Kirkwall, Orkney.
A field of Giant Sunflowers in Ellis Co. Texas on June 1, 2014. This field is located on Hwy 34 between Italy and Avalon.
With a gently rolling hillside, this splash of fall color reminds me of waves of flowers washing up on the shores of the countryside. It was shot while standing on a blacktop road looking over a fence. It is near an old barn that I've photographed on a number of occassions. My wife and I were returning from Quincy in the afternoon under a beautiful cloud layer. I jumped out of the car and took a few dozen photos of the area before dashing back into the car to warm up (I had forgotten my coat!).
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ACWR train 900 heads toward Pinehurst one of a several farms located along this portion of railroad.
Another one from the country. I'm not very happy with the exposure, but I like the lines. It's something.
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This is a field of wildflowers growing in an otherwise vacant lot, across from a large shopping mall in Santee, California. I wanted to create an impressionistic look for this, so I used a polarizer and a neutral density filter (so that I could do a longer exposure) and panned the camera across the field during the 1/3 second exposure. I used the same technique in a picture from the Carlsbad flower fields two years ago. www.flickr.com/photos/9422878@N08/3424614063/
Driving home from a quick run to the supermarket for some milk and halloumi, I passed the local farm. I had the camera in the boot and decided to stop and capture the eerie late afternoon. It was damp and cold in the countryside today.
One more photo taken on the tulip fields. They are lovely and colourful and a joy to visit on a sunny day but the tulip season will soon be over and as these are cutflower fields several rows are empty now. On these fields people can pick the flowers they like and pay the money they owe into a wooden cashbox at the entrance of the fields. Usually nobody checks if everyone really pays (I doubt it), but in general the system seems to work.
Northbound ISRR empties for Summerville, (out of Yanketown) split a field of goldenrod in full bloom... SOO (---Line---) SD60's were short lived here, Cue the Benadryl!
Another senior portrait shot of my daughter April in a wheat field west of Missoula.
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A shot of Ryan heading up the narrow footbed towards Lady Peak and Mt. Cheam from earlier this summer. In the background peaks from both the Canadian and the American side of the border can be seen. This was a perfect day in the mountains and serves as a good reminder of what a great summer it was!
We passed this field of tuberous begonias in Monterey Co., California. It was definitely one of those "pull over honey" moments.. This is my first try at the Orton Effect.
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Dreams can be big or small. It doesn't take much to get one started again. These were thoughts going through my mind as I photographed this old chevy truck in the field with the horse trailer in the background. The sunlight coming through the truck and trailer seems to add some depth and mystery to what once was.
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I loved this place, sun and a lonley place.. until in the end i noticed the biker who putted the bike to the side and was watching the show to get this picture toghetter ;)) LOL!!!
And i also loved to abuse photoshop again after my loooong holiday, well not photoshop but the other program from the stone-age that i use for these kinda things ;)
Where im kinda proud at, and doing this thing damn fast ( prolly what drawed the biker attention, i looked like a weirdo doing yoga in a field ;D ) , is the shadows... they match!!! Muahahahahahaha!!!