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For the last couple weeks, I have been wondering how to get in to this big yellow field right next to HWY237 as it was fenced off all around. As you can see, weed flowers are blooming making this former wasteland very appealing for photography. In the mean time, I was worry about my allergy. But today my desire to shoot at this place has overcome my fear and worry. I drove around the blocks and parked my car in a parking lot of an empty building. I walked in parallel to the fence toward the freeway, and lo and behold, I found a hole in the fence close to the shoulder of the freeway. The hole was big enough for my body to get through. I took my Sigma DP1 Merrill as I didn't want to make myself too stand out in broad daylight as there were people from the neighboring high tech companies having their after lunch walk in the parking lot. I told myself, as long as I dressed like techies I should be okay. I quickly took a few shots and went back out from the field.
Northern Ireland- 2nd August 2013 Mandatory Credit - Photo-Jonathan Porter/Presseye.
2013 World Police and Fire Games Track and Field event at Dame Mary Peters' Track in Finaghy.
100m event.
The Czech-Moravian Highlands (Ceskomoravska vrchovina), which extend over an area of seven districts, range from the south Bohemian fishponds to the outskirts of the Hana Region.
Everywhere here you can find stones, sweetbrier bushes and fields with potatoes and flax on gently rising and falling hills, which are not very high and which are covered with small low forests.
Due to the fact that this region is one of the best-preserved areas in the country, it is called the green heart of the Czech Republic. This region is a harsh and a beautiful one and is full of change and romance. The unique atmosphere of the scenery has for many years attracted a lot of artists, painters, sculptors, composers and writers.
The region, often known as "Vysocina" (Highlands), is an ideal area for relaxation and recreation.
(Wikipedia)
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Heading out of Prague on Friday nights, I usually take D1 highway in the direction to Brno, leaving it at Větrný Jeníkov exit, in the first hills of Vysočina "Highlands" region.
In the second half of August, I felt upcoming autumn in the air: straw bales, fields after harvest, rolling landscape, autumn wind... summer seemed to be over here.
Dark field lighting with additional light from below. Vase is sitting on a glass sheet interspersed with red gel. Snout from below provides the red base effect.
Two SB600's (1 green and 1 orange gel) are located behind black sheet at the back.
Lightroom used to change temperature.
Wald-Ruhrkraut (Gnaphalium sylvaticum) über dem Sinntal
Schwarze Berge, Bay. Rhön
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Vi måtte nødvendigvis stoppe på vejen fra San Miniato til Siena og beundre det røde hav af valmuemarker. Duften af kamilleblomster var overvældende.
Had to stop on the way from San Minato to Siena to admire the red sea of poppy fields. The scent of camomille flowers was overwhelming.
Purdue University's School of Agriculture used this image as a background for an award/plaque given late in 2006.
Anglesey has many spectacular stretches of coast but this view was among my favourites. This is on Holy Island, below Holyhead and on the coastal path heading up towars South Stack lighthouse. As if the cliff views were not enough the area was covered with heather. Across the water is the Irish coastline
This was taken in my sister's garden in Poway, California. The title is either a gross exaggeration or prevarication. But, I like the idea of a field of flowers instead of a patch of flowers.
I was told these were for growing hops. A little poking around on the Interwebs seems to support this claim.
Nothing ceremonious...a pile of old timber in a misty morning field. The sunshine barely penetrated the cold atmosphere and the color of the nearly-dead grass gave off an interesting glow.
Although an invasive species (it was purposely brought to Iceland to bind dusty areas adjacent to highways) which may be a problem as its range expands, it sure is pretty.
See my other Iceland images at <a href="http://flic.kr/s/aHsjGvArkL"
Coalition Special Operations Forces members fire their weapons from a hilltop during a firefight near Nawa Garay village, Kajran district, Daykundi province, Afghanistan, April 3. Coalition SOF partners with the 8th Commando Kandak to conduct operations throughout Daykundi, Uruzgan and Zabul provinces. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class Jacob L. Dillon / Released)
Thanks very much to my Flickr contact Ronda Kimbrow for your secret location! If you get a chance stop by her site to see some amazing work!
A tribal woman works in the rice fields in rural Gujarat. Genetically modified seeds from Monsanto has considerably changed the farm economy of Gujarat by producing higher and better quality yields.
Yellow rapeseed fields against a grey sky as viewed from the line-side at Quorn & Woodhouse, 20th May 2012. Photograph taken with a Pentax K-5 using an SMC Pentax-DA 18-55mm AL f3.5/5. WR lens.
Uploaded for PW's Horses assignment.
This photograph was taken last year whilst on a visit to Texas to visit family.
I saw this field a week ago, and even planned a shoot there... until it rained
And supriceeeee today was sun ^_^ My mom was so kind to look after kiddo and give me 2 free hours to do my thing... ( still wanna go back there soooooon cos i still got to do the shoot ;D )
God i love strolling around and do these kinda things...
When returning to my car.. i bumped into a opera singing bicycler.. The funny grand things of life..