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A week ago, this sunflower field was full of bright yellow flowers. Unfortunately, by the time I made it here this week, the petals have all fallen or wilted. Photographers were still enjoying the colorful field anyway.
I am uncertain of the size, but this field gun may be a 10.5 cm feldhaubitze.The crew pose with shells and a pet dog.
Photo captured alongside Icicle Creek Road via Minolta MD Tele Rokkor-X 135mm F/2.8 Lens. Stuart Mountain Range. Central Cascades Range. Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest. Chelan County, Washington. Late October 2016.
Exposure Time: 1/20 sec. * ISO Speed: ISO-100 * Aperture: F/8 * Bracketing: None
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Februay 2009: I started a new group Reinhardswald to show the whole area.
Seriously:
"Beberbeck" is part of an agricultural area utilized for farming. This area is located in Hessian in the middle of a forest which is called "Reinhardswald". Many people (but not crowded) use this area for local recreation like hiking.
Only a few people do live there, most of them in an old people`s home.
Now the goverment plans to build there a big hotel resort with round about 6.000 beds. Golf courses shall be created, lakes and stuff like this.
If realized it would be the biggest resort in Germany.
Conservationist fear that this plans will destroy the nature. They worry about that lot of water would be needed for hotels and golf courses. That could lower the groundwater level. Thousands of people around get their drinking water out of this area.
There are only small streets through the forest - not big enough for the upcoming trafic.
It's questionable if 6.000 beds can be filled. It's not a sunny area, no golf sport is possible during winter season.
The old people's home would be closed, they do not fit the modern world.
At the moment the goverment is looking for investors. More than 2.000.000 Euro are gone for questionable preliminary work.
Looks like we change intact nature into a dubious project followed by ruins of abandoned hotels.
Guess, what I would prefer?
Für die Deutschsprachigen gibt einen sehr schönen Link der weitergehende Infos zu dem geplanten Projekt liefert.
Möge sich jeder selbst ein Urteil bilden!
Riddles designed 'Britannia' class '7MT' 4-6-2 no.70013 ‘Oliver Cromwell’ with a goods train at a muddy Top Field.
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A poppy field just starting to explode with colour in the Cotswolds, England.
This should be an amazing sight in a couple of weeks.
I saw the sky doing its thang and had to chase this sunset to this field, which I've seen before. It was a bit breezy, but I liked the sky.
A beautiful lavender field that I discovered not too far away from me. The lavender has just started blooming so I'll probably go back when the colour is even stronger. The smell was amazing :0)
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so, i am scouting locations for my final 365 shot...i need help. my original idea all along was to recreate the "breakfast at tiffany's" shot in some capacity. that is ambitious, and i would have to find a tiffany's like indoor/outdoor area where they would let me shoot.
i also could go with an outdoor colorful area. this is at "the farm" near my work, but it is no trespassing. not really willing to go to jail for my shot, and considering some men showed up in a truck, and i was only on the periphery, not looking too likely...
i have one other idea besides this one, a flickr friend is helping me. i hope that will work out...this idea involves a fabulous dress...
i am trying not to plan too much because that never works out for me ;)
if you all in the area know of any locations, let me know...i also have sort of an idea that i was trying to avoid, but it may be calling my name...
day 67 of a year in pictures, 2008
First I want to thank my wife for this shot. :)
The wife and I enjoy taking hikes whenever we get a chance. I usually leave my camera gear at home, but this time she asked me to bring it. She also chose this location as well. I actually wanted to try the double exposure technique with her that is starting to get popular, but when we got here all that changed. Landscape mode kicked in once i saw the abundant fields of lupine. She was also patient enough to let me wait until sunset even though the sweet light didn't quite make it and spread out as i hoped.
Anyway here is vertical of the lupine patch tumbling down the water. This was one of the most technically challenging shots as the wind seemed to get stronger as time passed by. It was impossible to get a decent shutter speed without having to give up adequate DOF or a low ISO. So I decided to focus stack and hoped the wind wouldn't make it too difficult to blend later. At the end this is a combination of 6 seperate focused shots blended in CS5. Foreground stack was taken at f/5.6. Even then I couldn't get a fast enough SS to 1/100+ without having to go over ISO 800. Luckily my 5D3 has much better noise handling then my T2i.
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