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i drive past this field on my way to and from school each day -- i love watching it change through the seasons...
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A little bit of an aged look applied
Exploring the countryside north of Le Mans
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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.
Feedback and C&C always appreciated.
Did some Urbexing this weekend. This is the original Air Traffic Control Tower from when the airfield was operated under the U.S. Navy during WWII.
I grew up behind this airfield and my father worked here for 20+ years. Grumman built various aircraft components including pylons for the DC-10 fleets of which my father worked on.
Fields of giant Tecolote Ranunculus flowers grow on fifty acres of rolling hills in Carlsbad, California. In the distance is the Pacific Ocean.   BEST VIEWED LARGE
HDR 360 view of a Sunflower field at Lehman's Feed Store in Wrightsville, PA. Captured with my Canon 5D MIII and Canon 8-15mm Fisheye at 15mm on a Nodal Ninja 5 mount in 7 separate HDR shots. This can be viewed at a higher resolution on Google Maps at this link goo.gl/maps/bkLp9MHHMb22
Photo taken in South Fremont California at the Bayside Technology Park near the Don Edwards National Wildlife Refuge in south Fremont California (Baylands). Copyright (c) 2013 D.M.S. Studios.
After seeing some of my Flickr contacts posting their Rapeseed shots, I had to take the camera out and see what I could find. No lone trees unfortunatly but this was just off the A3 on the way home yesterday.
Visited the Woodinville Lavender Farm during our Seattle visit. The lavender scent and the purple color blow your mind away. If you have a couple of hours to spare when you are in the area, check out these farms.
Matsuo 4x5, Schneider 135 mm
Delta 100
SP-445 tank, SP-76EC 1:10 for 6 min, SP-Fixer #7 for 3 min. etc.
Epson V850 scan
View from the train coming down from Pike's Peak. We are about to pass an uphill train near Manitou Springs, Co. (910623)*
Kodachrome slide by Jim Strain
Four of these antlered mule deer were walking toward me at the same time. Since they usually move AWAY from me I felt my alarm button being pushed. I quickly made it clear to them that I was leaving. They stopped coming toward me, but this fellow seemed to be the leader and "stood guard" until the others passed behind him. A fifth deer appeared and joined the parade.
The plants you see here are mainly yucca with the pods. There is a bit of sage in this picture, the gray-green plants in the foreground. Not seen in this area are some Indian paint brush, yellow chinchweed, yellow gum weed, ragweed, small bits of blue penstemon, purple gayfeather and some other ones that I do not know. I have not gotten into identifying the teeny tiny flowers yet.