Was machst du, wenn du in Leipzig bist und den Bus nach Berlin verpasst hast? Richtig: Du gehst zum Roten Stern nach Dölitz - auch wenn es regnet.

Es hat sich gelohnt und für viele der 360 Zuschauer (etwa 30 Gäste) auch.

Der 12. Roter Stern Leipzig empfängt den 14. SV Liebertwolkwitz. Beide sind abstiegsbedroht in der Landesklasse Nord.

Beim Einlaufen der Mannschaften wurde meine parteiische Sympathie gleich bestätigt: "Hol dir hier nichts weg", sagte ein Gästespieler vom SV Liebertwolkwitz zu einem Sportskameraden. Liebertwolkwitz ist ein Leipziger Ortsteil noch hinter Probstheida.

Ob er den Regen oder die "Zecken" auf den Rängen meinte, es bleibt ein Geheimnis.

Zur Begrüßung zeigten die Spieler vom RSL die Tapete „Support your local Antifa“ in Anlehnung an Daniel Frahns „Support your local Hools“- Nicki vergangenes Wochenende in Chemnitz, mit dem dieser vermutlich sich zum Neonazi Tod von Thomas Haller äußern wollte.

Während die erste Hälfte noch unspektakulär war, steigerten sich Emotionen und Torchancen in der zweiten Hälfte deutlich. Schuld war auch ein unterirdisches Schiedsrichtergespann, welches durchgehend Fehlentscheidungen lieferte u.a. das entscheidende 1:1 in der 90. Minute.

Das 1:0 kurz nach Wiederanpfiff war das erste Pflichtspieltor von Sebastian Becker für die Sterne - Gratulation.

Zum Ende des Spiels hin hörte man von der Liebertwolkwitzer-Trainerbank und von Spielern die Worte "Was stimmt mit dir nicht" in Richtung Schiedsrichter, die Reaktion zeigte er in der 90. Minute, als RSL-Keeper Max Seekmann einen Ball auf der Linie hielt, alle damit leben konnten, außer dem Linienrichter, der selbst zur Überraschung der Südost-Leipziger die Fahne zum Tor hob.

Ein leistungsgerechtes 1:1 in einem wichtigen Sechs-Punkte-Spiel. Mit anderen Schiedsrichtern hätten die Sterne vielleicht gewonnen.

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There is something with me and this wheat field which I drive by everyday these days.

Today has been especially hot and muggy. My car broke down right next to the field at the stop light. It was bad......

Stormy corn field in the springtime. Late April, rural Ames, Iowa.

Green island in a field

After searching for a wile we finally found one

A bit over processed, but don't mind the occasional in your face processing.

彩云之南－罗平－日落西山

Sunset over the mountains by the vast rapeseed flower fields @ Luoping, Yunnan province of China.

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This little dog was ripping around the field, last night, holding his own easily in the social environment where all the other dogs were larger. Janice and I don't think we'll be returning to the daily off-leash festival at the local park. Our dog, Guiness, is only getting more nervous as he watches the others play. When others come up to meet him, he always declines the invitation to run with them.

Tulips in Washington, DC, April 2015. Happy Earth Day everyone!

Tapa, An Giang province, Vietnam.

A beautiful field of cows in Northern New Zealand, taken december 2010.

not crazy enough to run barefoot in the snow, so flip flops are the next best thing

Lavender field, Castle Farm, Shoreham, Kent, seen from Shoreham Road.

Out with my 85/1.2 and a vintage action.

Campos dorados bañados por el sol del atardecer en Valdavida (León, España).

Wishing everyone a Wonderful Wednesday !

The field of lupins adjacent to St. Peter's Church, Terwick, West Sussex. This years show has been improved by volunteers who prepared and weeded the site, and discouraged the grass from overpowering the flowers. The land was given to the National Trust in 1939 by a Mrs Jane Patterson-Hodge, a Titanic survivor - in memory of her husband Thomas, on the understanding that it should remain a lupin field. June 2012. © David Hill.

Tulip fields at Noord Holland, The Netherlands

IMG Academy Track and Field and Cross Country Program

I am not aware that this flower taking over the corn field is a crop. It looks like a wild flower to me. But it is surprising how uniformly it has grown if it is a wild flower. You can see see last years corn rows, and the stubs of last years stalks. Perhaps the government is paying this farmer not to plant this year, or maybe he is getting in a late crop of soy beans, or maybe this is a crop which I don't recognize.

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)

Carioca 2018: Boavista x Vasco da Gama- 04/03/2018- Estádio Kléber Andrade, Espírito Santo (ES)- Fotos: Carlos Gregório Jr/Vasco.com.br

Here's one of the first proper Landscape Photos i have managed to take with my new Prime 28mm lens with the filter I bought :)

Last night, after a lot of revision i noticed the clouds were breaking enough for there to be a pretty decent sunset view over the fields. I headed over with my new tripod and camera and got some shots. This was my first attempt at using a single shot to get everything in the photo lit up enough, without the use of HDR.

It has turned out well so i hope over time i will only improve on my Landscape work!

Exposure - 5 seconds

Polarizing filter - Hoya

Canon 550D with 28mm EF Prime lens.

F22

ISO 100

Chicago, IL

Nov 2016

X-PRO 200 ISO. Octubre 2012.

Found on a Friday!

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