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Our Daily Challenge - 6 Dec, 2010 - Black and White
Whenever I see these clumps of grass, it reminds me of a scene from the movie Gladiator where Maximus (Russell Crowe) is imagining the fields of Elysium. The scene was filmed in the Orcia Valley in Tuscany but the image is universal. A warm breeze softly blowing through sunlit fields of grass.
Poppies pictured near Hunton Bridge, Watford. Not the full field I was hoping for but lovely all the same.
I actually felt really ill at the time but saw the field and the light as I was driving along and knew I'd regret it if I didn't stop. Scraped my knees on the ground getting this as well!
The newest version of my Field Notes Storage Bin printed in Translucent Blue PLA 4043D from MakerGear. This print has pretty much swayed me over to PLA as my default print media.
I created this version for myself that has the field notes logo, I am in no way affiliated with Field Notes... I just love their products.
I took a long lunch from work to find this place, on advice from one of my work colleagues. It was a beautiful day to be out taking photographs. In the time I was there four other photographers (not together) turned up to take some shots. Obviously a popular place!
I stopped one morning this past autumn to take some photos at a local sunflower field next to Riverview, New Brunswick, Canada.
Lo-Res Version (90dpi). (c) MPL Photography 2012. Please do not use my images without my explicit written permission.
How weird are clouds? That one on the left looks like some sort of cuddly rooster to me....
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This was taken in July 2010. I don't know why I've only just posted. Not all that happy with the title. Open to suggestions!
Two brick walls - one on left about 20 feet in front of the wall on the right...sun highlighting the edge of the darker wall
Powerlines over farming fields near electric plant.
Tech data:
- Canon 5D Mk II
- Canon EF 70-200 @200mm
- Lee 0.9 GND SE
This photo was taken right after VERY STRONG storm has passed but yet still stayed around the area. As you see teh transition of the cloud, the blue sky was coming back but the storm sky was still present at the bottom. Then the land, the green color from the field below makes the landscape tri-colored.
Baby is technically due tomorrow, so this may be our last jaunt out for a little while!
At the Manassas Battlefield park, about a half-hour outside of town, trying to catch some of the Perseid meteors.
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