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LA: Melampyrum arvense
EN: Field cow-wheat
DE: Acker-Wachtelweizen
HU: Mezei csormolya
On this shot one can see the black dots on the bottom side of the bracts, that are nectar glands to attract ants. The plant needs them to distribute its seeds.
Flowers from plants were added to vials with 100% Ethanol for future processing. Different flowers stained the Ethanol with different colours.
While in the field, flowers were placed in a ziplock bag. Before they were placed in vials, they were given the smell test and we all gave our opinion as to what they smelled like. Dirty washing, fetid, sweet, burnt electrical cable, etc. Lots of different smells and not all were pleasant.
Photo: Jean
Noticed the mist outside and drove away to get som shots. I missed the sunset unfortunately, but at least I got a few shots through the mist.
cf trust calendar cotswolds hills for horse riding and trekking in the countryside set in beautiful landscapes and scenes
Several very old refrigerators in a field at my grandparents house. They once held cattle meds; now they are full of scary gigantic syringes and huge mad scientist-esque medicine bottles.
Of all the NFL fields in United States...this is it :)
A view of Lambeau Field, home of Green Bay Packers, Wisconsin.
Rice paddies in Bangladesh.
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sadly this part of the shoot was the best but all of them were out of focus because of the tall grass.. this is the only one i could salvage
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Two crops (spring beans and spring barley) separated by a field margin. Photographer - Matt Cartney. Crown Copyright.
Or rather the lack of it.
Candid London street shot. Not quite a portrait but the man stands out as the only object in focus in a blurred world.
I feel like that some days.
Flower Fields in bloom, Carlsbad, California
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Back to work, unfortunately stuck in the tea room this weekend. The wind picked up as I was leaving and immediately inspired me for a photo. Had to wait until after dinner before I could go out. As soon as I'd finished I grabbed my camera and tripod and half ran to the fields not far away from my house.
I originally wanted to take photos standing in the middle of the path, then decided to jump around instead. I was on the way to getting a shot I liked, ready to expand it, when I saw some teenage boys walking my way. Quickly grabbed my tripod and moved out of the way, screwing up my position to expand. Wandered a little further up and slightly off the path into one of the corn fields. In retrospect the backdrop wasn't as good as I'd thought but the light was fading so I shot quickly without realising. I like what I'm going for in this photo, but I wish I'd chosen a better backdrop.
Up the block from the Federal Reserve Bank in NY was this field of tulips. I thought it was ironic with all the clamor in the Financial District these flowers were resting and doing their own thing.
This horse is always in the field down the road from our place . I decided to stop and take a picture of it . It didn't seem to mind at all. I think it is very beautiful horse.I love the mane of this horse mostly. Look on large if you have time
I went out a couple of weeks ago with a pumpkin with the intention of doing some Halloween shots for fun. It was blowing a gale up on the hill and I couldn't get the candles to stay alight inside the pumpkin. I tried to do something with a torch inside, but it didn't really work. So a couple of friends with torches ran around the tree in the soggy field.
(I've been away and will catch up)
Near Taddiport, north Devon. Originally supported a nearby leper colony; more information at great-torringtontowncouncil.gov.uk/2017/09/19/what-are-th....