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Can you notice some details? Maybe I had been awake for too long or maybe I was just awed by the beauty of the scene because I noticed them only in post process. I've been like "WTF, how couldn't I see those when photog...". Nontheless this is what was anyway trying to shoot ;-)
President Barack Obama boards Air Force One at Bagram Air Field, Afghanistan, as he departs for Washington, D.C., May 1, 2012. (Official White House Photo by Pete Souza)
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Leica M3, Carl Zeiss Planar 2/50 ZM, yellow filter, Ilford HP5 Plus 400 developed by Super Prodol, Epson GT-X830. 1/500, f/5.6.
I told Geo that Rice is the main staple food for us here...:)
anyway we didn't stay long at the field as we were so exhausted yesterday we just wanted to go home... :)
okay few more pic of Geo.. i hope you won't get tired of her.. because i won't... :)
Just outside of Hood River - I found this field where there were hundreds of little clumps of balsamroot. The wind was blowing so strongly that it took many shots to finally get a sharp shot. I did add some post production blur and other tricks to make this softer that the normal shot. Guess I was feeling artistic.....
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In this light painting photo, an old tractor, claw foot tub and barn sit in a field with many memories of an old farm. Photo taken on an abandoned farm in Southern Ontario. Lighting inside the tractor and barn was accomplished using portable LED lighting sources.
(55/366) This is one of the fields near my home. It is VERY windy here today (suppose to get up to 60 mph winds). Trees were moving but I love this field. Beautiful view anywhere you look. I'd like to get a shot of it from the other side. The hill view is just the one tree and is very nice but I'll have to get that shot in the A.M. to catch the sun.
On the weekend of the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, we visit an installation with 2,977 flags: one for each of the victims who perished that day. Being present, with rows of flags each representing a mother, father, partner, child, friend... is humbling.
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Saturday the 10th of December 2022.
Easy deal getting in and out of the mud cobra field.
Notice the deep marks from the tractor cleats.
Whenever I mention them it's all about how
they shake your teeth loose real fast ;-0-
The Monkey just finished filling up on water.
Mr Boney and Ms Pumpkin Pie soon followed.
Dogs raced and zipped around having big fun.
An hour later they climbed into the sidecar
and directed their k9manservant to take
them home and feed them breakfast.
Without wasting any time we left
heading straight home where
they were all fed a meal ;-)
Thank You.
Jon&Crew ;)
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I took this photo yesterday while on my morning walk.
Thank you to SkeletalMess and Lenoirr for the textures.
"Lavender field" is on my photography to-do list this year, really wanted a sunrise shot, with the early morning forecast not looking too great (would have had to leave home at 4:00am!) decided to have a trip out anyway as it was my first visit so I can plan for next year!
Managed by the National Trust, Lords Park Farm is a typical example of an estate farm that came into being as the common fields were enclosed, and the new gentry estates were organised in a system of home and tenant farms.