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This is a mosaic of 4 images, using my 200mm wide field image as the "backbone". M42 is from the 1000D and Megrez 72, Horsehead and Flame from the same kit and a more detailed close up of the horse itself using the 314L+ and Meade 115 trip.
"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!
(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.
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This barn looked like a wedge of fudge in this golden field. I had to tone this photo down a bit, because the wheat fields are so bright in August.The wheat will be ready for harvest again in September. ..........Near Pine City, Eastern, Or.
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Almost every single evening and morning some number of deer will come wandering through the field behind my apartment looking to graze there for a bit. Usually it's five or six, but sometimes more. Eight, ten, twelve. I've seen as many as fifteen deer pass through the field. This evening though, I saw the most I've ever seen. At least thirty deer passed through the field a little before sunset. THIRTY! And I say at least because I count thirty in this photo, but there could have been more.
My tree-across-the-field has seen storms and sun, Fall and Summer, but this is the most deer that have I've ever seen out in front of it by a longshot and I'm glad I got to witness it.
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Well, I had a fantastic evening checking out these opium poppies. As we arrived literally all we could say was WOW! we were speechless.... what a scene! Finally a decent crop has made a come back to the area!
I wanted to capture the wider vista and the detail all at once and I think this shot really shows you just how far this field goes on for. With a cloudless sky it can be a bit uninspiring but I decided to include the bright, golden glow from the sun setting behind this amazing crop.
Not only do I have lots of images to go through, I am sure another trip will be in order real soon! I am just in awe of this gorgeous scene.
One from Spring 2011 Where I photographed this cooperative Field Sparrow within the Cuyahoga Valley National Park.
I have a 3x2 version of this Image, but Wanted to see more of the Apple blossoms so tried a 3x4 version and really liked it, thought I would share it here!
I should note that I rotated this image about 15 degrees, I hope it does not lead to a unnatural presentation, Interested in what others think!
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Overijssel, The Netherlands
Nikon D700 with Nikon AFD 80-200mm F2.8 IF ED
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Another shot of a field at Lamontzée in Belgium.
DRI (2 photos).
Canon 7D - Sigma 10-20mm
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This is a random shot during bicycles... I take this picture with my iPhone 8. Icredible light and camera performance, right?! I was really surprised.
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Wheat swaying before the Tree, bathed in the golden light of a setting sun.
Unfortunately the Flickr sharpening is too much this time. I think it made the rapeseed look too "sharp".
It is specially visible when you see the picture in small sizes.