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among wheat fields on the Palouse. The area largely consists of the wind-blown sediments eroded from fine-grained deposits of the Hanford formation that were periodically deposited by repeated Missoula Floods.
its just a field but i really like this field
i keep looking at this picture and realise why i like it - its because its a harmony of man and nature and technology. Man has used his technology to harness nature to arrange it in a beautiful pattern
Hitchin Lavender, Cadwell Farm, Ickleford, Hitchin, Herts, SG5 3UA
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This one I love. I took this yesterday, and this scene out my window drew me as I went by (my little EOS M was on the seat next to me). I stopped to frame the scene, and the elements came together beautifully. Something about this country scene speaks to something within me. The season of harvest is a special time. We are beginning to see the early signs of autumn, and this marks my favorite season to shoot. There will be a smile on my face over the next few months!
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My mom used to eat these flowers (weeds in the field) when we were kids. Mostly to prove to us that they were edible I guess. We picked them and had her eat them in front of our friends.
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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... :)
Greater Anglia Class 170 Turbostar No. 170203 heads past a field of ripening wheat, painted scarlet with wild poppies, as it approaches Manea in Cambridgeshire with the 17:49 Ipswich to Peterborough service on Thursday 5th July 2012.
Thousands of hand crafted poppies pay tribute to those who have served in war at the Royal Hospital Chelsea as part of this year's RHS Chelsea Flower Show. It is an amazing sight!
Beautiful ranunculas (and visitor) at the Flower Fields in Carlsbad, California. Another fun day with photo friends.
Fields next to 99 Hwy. Photographed with Canon 5D Mark III and Voigtlander Nokton 58mm f1.4. Delta, British Columbia, Canada.
Polja pored autoputa 99. Fotografisano sa Canon 5D Mark III i Voigtlander Nokton 58mm f1.4. Delta, Britanska Kolumbija, Kanada.
Taken near Deitingen, Switzerland. You know, Deitingen really isn't that special, but once you get to know your surroundings and get a feel for photography, you can create pretty nice shots everywhere. No need to travel thousands of miles for that (and yes, travelling is beautiful and mind opening).
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I'm trying to catch up on my 365....I didn't post anything yesterday (just too busy!), so this is for yesterday and I'll post another one later today.
I took this at Quail Gardens, a lovely botanical garden in my neighborhood. I was so thrilled to see their lavender was blooming...such a pretty sight!
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Somewhere off the I-5 highway in California...
I had to fly to Napa California. I drove all the way back to Washington that same day. It was a long 14 hour drive...but I got to see some really great sites on the way home. This was one of them. As I was driving...then coming to a complete stop cause someone forgot how to drive and decided to smash into another person...I noticed this wonderful wheat field to my right. My phone was handy so I started snapping a few pictures...This little gem came out of it. I also had my Canon with me but for some reason my phone produced a better shot then my Canon did...SMH.
Anyway, I almost feel like listening to the man of steel soundtrack when I look at this shot...has that wholesome superman feel to it...maybe I should put a hidden S somewhere.
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The new and the old - this year's crop of oilseed, surrounding an old oak tree. The Severn valley stretches away in the background.
View of the field on the right when going down the Blackwell Hill
Warrenville, Illinois
Made explore for Jul 22, 2008 #393
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An ammunition technician Marine with Ammunition Company, 2nd Supply Battalion, 2nd Marine Logistics Group carries ammunition cans filled with obsolete ordnance destined for demolition aboard Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune, N.C., Dec. 4, 2012. Thirty-one Marines from the company joined with explosive ordnance disposal technicians to conduct the demolition, which was a rare opportunity for the company.
(U.S. Marine Corps photo by Pfc. Sullivan Laramie)
The weather was rather poor, so I probably overprocessed these shots. But I like them, they make me feel like flying, without the risk. :)
The patches are from the sun battling its way through the clouds.