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Field of Flowers
I was traveling some this past weekend and couldn't resist stopping here for a while to photograph this incredible field. It was near dusk on a very humid evening, so the mosquitoes were in full-force.
Hope you enjoy.
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The MK3 carriages of the Colwich Rail crash with had happened the the preceding evening, have been lane down in a adjacent field next to the WCML.
With the British Rail trucks of the day, a Vic Berry ERF in attendance, a Bedford fire engine also there, along with the associated personal, not a high viz or hard hat in sight.
Best viewed Big size.
20th September 1986
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Bokeh Thursday this week was Home made bokeh.
So I took another shot at flag bokeh, but this time with a star mask. The star shaped bokeh is caused by this technique HBT!
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Nathaniel Leverone Field House, South Park Street, Hanover, New Hampshire, 1962–1963, Walter E. Campbell, Nelson W. Aldrich (Campbell, Aldrich & Nulty), Pier Luigi Nervi
Late evening light on some fresh cut silage swaths. 3 stop Hi tec grad on the 10-22 for this. Slim filter holder. Camera on a tripod. 2 sec shutter delay, mirror locked up. Shot RAW and converted using ACR. Sun only peeping through from time to time so it was a bit of a wait to get it to shine on the foreground. This is 1st cut silage in an upland area for beef cattle. You can just see a tractor and silage trailer appearing into the frame at the top right.
On our way to Elizabethtown the other day, we came across these fields of poppies..they were so pretty..have a wonderful weekend..
Pentax K-7, In camera HDR (with slight contrast boost in Lightroom), SMC Pentax DA 21mm f/3.2 Limited, with linear polarizer (only because I don't have a circular polarizer, just watch metering/AF if using linear).
Thanks for taking this to Explore :)
Here’s one from the tulip fields from Mount Vernon, Washington. Hope you had a chance to check them out this year (if you’re in the area).
Sometimes a pretty ordinary scene can be transformed by the light. Here, I captured a golden field of hay bales in St. Merryn just as the sun broke through some evening rainclouds. No filters in situ, but neutral density graduation applied in Lightroom. The inevitable rainbow was captured a few minutes later (posted earlier, below). Thanks for viewing.
It's been a really long time since I've been able to shoot with Kelsey. She's been crazy busy with work, and they keep scheduling her during prime shooting hours. Lame. But today we got the chance to prance around a field, a forest and a creek! I took advantage and had her model for me for a bunch of different shoots. It was a pretty wonderful day, and I'm excited to start editing and posting everything I shot! I'm a day behind right now, so I'll probably be posting two tomorrow. Or another tonight. Who knows.
Had a night with wedding customers. Who asked how do you process a photo so I did a quick edit of this sunset from tonight. Same field I did on Tuesday but a better sky. Sorry for no time to spend on flickr! Wedding guests loving there pics!