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This is in Sequim WA at the annual Lavender festival. The frangrance was intense as was the humming of all the bees!
Company Athletics Championship Day being played in various locations including, Arvin Gym, the Company Area and Daly Field as Soccer, Basketball, Flag Football, Functional Fitness, Submission Grappling are the events being held on 14 November 2018 at the United States Military Academy at West Point with the award ceremony culminating the evening at Daly Field.
(U.S. Army photo by Michael Lopez)
Near Taddiport, north Devon. Originally supported a nearby leper colony; more information at great-torringtontowncouncil.gov.uk/2017/09/19/what-are-th....
A little stroll through the strawberry field will surely delight the senses with these colors
of rose, creamy yellows and sage greens! These colors couldn't be more delicious!
The poppies on Ditchling Beacon are like a field of dreams...
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I jumped and screamed when I saw this at the museum. My brother laughed. It happened twice.
In my defense, there is no way it wasn't set up to specifically scare visitors.
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5xp freehand HDR shot taken of a view of a water filled field whilst biking in the (literally) backwater area of southern Bangkok, Thailand.
Shot at Phytobotanica, Inglenook Farm near St Helens.
I decided to have my lunchbreak here, as it was a very warm day, nice lunch it was.
To get this shot, I used my 24-70 and decided to go for a narrow depth of field, f2.8 as the background sky was a little lacking, so I thought about a slightly more abstract composition for this
Look at this in Lightbox... type an L
When I first moved to the Midwest I was genuinely surprised at the multiplicity of colors in the fields and woods. I had the mistaken notion that the whole place was nothing but an endless wheat field. It turns out that Michigan, at least, is covered with wildflowers.... some of the best things about the countryside of Michigan is this riot of color.
Here's one of the riots.
Rice paddies in Bangladesh.
Photo by Terry Sunderland/CIFOR
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NPS / Renata Harrison
Alt text: A park ranger points at a group of children raising their hands as they stand outdoors in the desert landscape.
An Oil Seed Rape field photographed early yesterday morning.
This field of oil seed rape is just outside my home-town of Barton-upon-Humber and I'd photographed it in the evening recently but wanted to see what it was like in the morning.
The sun was rising to my left and I composed with it just out of frame so I could keep detail in the sky without the highlights blowing out. Luckily the sky was quite interesting, with some lovely cloud.
I like this location with the track and hedge leading off into the distance.
There was a slight breeze so I used an ISO of 400 to help with shutter speeds as I didn't want the rape to be blurred.
Canon 5D MKII.
Canon EF L 17-40 @ 17mm.
1/30sec @ f16 @ ISO400.
Manfrotto 190CXPRO3 plus geared head.
Lee ND Grad filter.
These were so beautiful, just a bunch of wild flowers growing along the roadside in northern California. I couldn't help but pull over and grab some pics! Hope you enjoy!
Elk Grove, California
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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)