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It's harvest time in the Laurel Valley. Clouds of dust rise in the distance from a farmer working his field. .
Near Laurel in NW Oregon.
Festival Field.
سامية اطلاق النار كنز الألوان الاختراعات الفحم,
θαυμαστό παραδοξότητες διάφορα κίτρινα χαμόγελο λιβάδια μπλουζ,
grappes luttent or feux oranges alliances charmantes vues herculéens tracée,
verwirrend Leidenschaften Farbtöne dauerhafte schlummert Morgenlicht,
загорелые энергичные цветы с дыханием росы красивые пары смеются вскапывать,
święte tajemnice boskie ziemi kochających obrzęk pragnienia wrzącej krwi,
даруухан үнсэж хайрлагчид бэлгийн ходоодыг palpitating улирал жаргалыг гуяны,
ilahi yanan uzanmış kalça çıplak kıvrımlı sempati nefis dudaklar,
nadenken grassen groene zomer onweerstaanbaar wind waait extase wolken,
Specchi illuminanti giapponesi schizzi viaggi HAIKU Edo,
cantando luas brilhantes sacerdotes artísticas orações poesia,
ngực vì hạt lúa gạo ếch tự do vui vẻ ao,
暖かい桜が輝く山々の寺院の友人にお茶を注いで壮大なポットを咲かせ.
Steve.D.Hammond.
Playing around with bright field setup.
Trying out some different color combos..
One sb 600 aimed at white card surrounded by black. White just fills camera viewfinder. Sb fired via Nikon CLS.
Next time I will try to be a little more creative.
A completely un-remarkable Japanese small sedan car. devoid of any distinguishing features!....
Seen parked on Manchester Street in the rural town of Fielding in the Manawatu district.
Curborough, Staffordshire
"Corn field just outside Lichfield taken at dusk. I particularly like the spacing of the trees in the distance, they couldn't be more perfectly arranged"
This field in Saltash Cornwall is covered in Sunflowers which are only 30% out at the moment another couple of sunny days should see a field of golden yellow.
Thanks for looking!!
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it doesn't look like they are but they were running across the field, far away... so not the best quality image but I still like it.
The meadow is near Ianova. I stopped the car and took this picture to take with me the colors of nature. I hope you will enjoy them too.
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Canola/Rapeseed field in full bloom.
Barn in middle of field surrounded by hedge with lead in of trees and tracks from tractor.
Tree line at top of field balances out the foreground.
there are so much leftover images from my last holidays in Hungary, will not throw it in the trash.
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Santon (Manx: Stondane), historically Santan, is one of the seventeen historic parishes of the Isle of Man. It is located in the south-east of the island (part of the traditional South Side division) in the sheading of Middle. Settlements in the parish include Newtown.
It has an area of approximately 21 km2 and is the island's smallest parish. The parish is now popularly known as Santon instead of the older Santan. To the north of the parish is Newtown and the recently built estate of Mount Murray where the northern border along the Crogga River Glen is to be found. The western boundary is slightly east of Ballalonna Glen and the modern Fairy Bridge. The coastal extremities stretch from the mouth of the Crogga River at Port Soderick over Santon Head, Port Grenaugh and Port Soldrick to the mouth of the Santon Burn which rarely encroaches on Santon territory but forms the northwestern (inland) boundary for much of its course.
While the parish lacks size and good soil, it does have some high cliffs, ancient monuments, ruins, and various other scenery.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Santon_(parish)
You must try the Wholegrain version
A gentle breeze, journeyed haphazardly across the expanse of curved fresh barley. I effortlessly bobbed in the maize sea, the warm air, sweet with the cereal's perfume. Soft dry soil, stuck to my bare feet like talcum powder. I was warm and cool intermittently, for the time I sat there: The breeze, rushed through the grasses stroking me with its coolness...then seemed to courteously fade as the clouds opened and the sun warmed me again.