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Romans were known to have great strength in military combat. One of the ways they were so successful in the field of battle was the ability of their soldiers to rapidly set up defensive structures. No guarantee that this is an entirely accurate representation; I can't remember how much research I did before building.
This is a model that I built a long a time ago but never got around to posting it. I think I got the idea to build this while listening to an Hardcore History episode of Julius Caesar in Gaul by Dan Carlin.
I have a couple of more builds that I will be posting soon; one being new and the other I built for Brickfair VA 2018.
While driving through the Tasmanian countryside we saw these interesting looking sheep. We stopped to take photos. Later when I was looking at the photos I noticed that all the sheep were surrounded with a circle of light.
The photo has not been adjusted, it must be something to with the ends of the strands of wool.
You'll remember me when the west wind moves
Upon the fields of barley
You'll forget the sun in his jealous sky
As we walk in the fields of gold
So she took her love
For to gaze awhile
Upon the fields of barley
In his arms she fell as her hair came down
Among the fields of gold...
The first two verses of the song by Sting.
My whole life people have commented on the colour of my hair, that it looked like a field when the grain is ripe!
The wind was blowing in from the sea, we were driving through these fields that only end at the crumbling coast of Thornwick bay.
Chasing the lovely light it looked like the perfect moment and scene.
THANX, have a golden day, M (*_*)
This wildflower is known as "Indian Blanket", "Firewheel", and probably a few others that I don't know/can't think of.
However, it IS the state wildflower of Oklahoma (which is where I live), so it seemed most appropriate to give you a wide angle view of a field where it went on a LONG ways.
I saw the field Saturday while out doing photography with TR.iPod, but the light was too harsh (1:30 pm), so I decided to come back later. I left work today at 4:15 (early), so I decided to drive out and capture this. Well, I couldn't remember exactly where it was, I had thought about 20 minutes from the house. It turns out to be more like 30 minutes, and with today's gas prices, we just have to get this to Explore to make it worth while :)
Another hardship in photographing was the prickly pear cactus hidden among the flowers and grasses. Just this morning, I was using tweezers to remove glochids (hair like spines) from my foot, which pierced my shoe and socks to lodge in the top of my foot. Costly photo....come on....send it to Explore!!!!
experimenting a bit.. my lovely sister as a model again :) This week I also hitted 30 000 views!!! Little steps forward :D
Shot during the summer of 2013, I discovered this forgotten RAW image lurking in the depths of an unused memory card. I have been working to improve my tattoo removal and retouching techniques recently and decided this shot would be ideal to put my new found wisdom to the test and this is the result. If your curiosity leads to to ask what the unedited image looked like pre Photoshop, you can find it at www.behance.net/amenci
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A passenger train makes its way on the Ramganga river bridge outside Bareilly in India. During the dry months, the fertile river bed is used by locals to grow crops - golden wheat in this case.
Back again after an exciting trip to the Normandie.
But this is a scene you will find many places in the country side in Denmark right now.
Golden light on a soy bean field near Mount Vernon, IA. I love the peaceful stillness of a late afternoon near the fields.
One of my New Years Resolutions was to carry a camera with me all the time. Today I went to visit my sister and just happened to pass a market garden that had rows and rows of sunflowers. The gentleman who owned the property was at his mail box so I asked him if he wouldnt mind if I took some pictures. He told me to come onto the property so that I could get closer. The dark background is a grove of trees.
The only thing I regret is that the sun was still pretty harsh. It would have been better to take this early evening but time did not permit
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Just up the road from Chillenden Windmill spotted this ploughed field and loved the lines. Best viewed on black.
This shot was taken from a Gateway Clipper Fleet boat on a beautiful fall day. Congrats to the Steelers on a great Wild Card win over the Bengals yesterday!
This was taken only a few hours before the summer solstice, so this is as far north as the sun sets at our place.
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There is still some great autumn foliage in the Lakes Region. Taken yesterday at Bolduc Farm, in Gilford, NH.
This was my hometown drive in as a kid. We used to PARTY in this place. Mad Max, Animal House, Star Wars, 15 years worth of movies. Closed and shot in 2001, razed in 2002. Night, about 8 minutes on Kodak 160T film, full moon, red-gelled strobe.
I took several photos in this field and this is probably my favorite! I did a tutorial on this photo where I share with you the 7 tips to make a great landscape photo, go check it out! And I hope you'll enjoy this photo, let me know your thoughts on this one!
Scanned from Fuji Press 800
(Expired from May 2004 and shot at ISO-200)
Chicago, IL
June 2022
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