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At the Carlsbad, CA Flower Fields workers harvest bunches of flowers to be sold in the gift shop. The rest of the fields will be plowed under and the bulbs harvested to be sold around the world.
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Flower Field shots are fun to do on so many levels. There are of course the wide, expansive frames showing colors stretching clear to the horizon. But it is also neat to get down low and place the viewer in right in the middle of the blooms.
Our local flower fields serve as both a tourist attraction and a working farm reliant on hard, manual labor. Sometimes these two worlds intersect in a single frame.
A candid shot of a woman enjoying the beauty of the Carlsbad, CA Flower Fields. I just loved how her outfit coordinated with the colors of the flowers on the hillside.
Happy Earth Day! To honor the occasion I wanted to post this abstract I created at the Carlsbad Flower Fields using intentional camera movement. One of the great gifts the Earth gives us is the amazing amount of color that surrounds us here, and this is my way of trying to capture and celebrate that.
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A close-up shot of a cosmos flower field in Huisten Bosch, a theme park in Sasebo, Nagasaki Prefecture on Japan's southern most main island of Kyushu. Happy weekend, everyone.
ハウステンボスのコスモス畑のクローズアップです。入口付近で、コスモスが綺麗に咲いていました。良い週末をお過ごしください。
Flowerfield & Spring Creek Watershed Area.
Both Spring Creek and Flowerfield Creek flow through this rural, scenic area, eventually draining into the Rocky River and supporting local agricultural homesteads. Historically, these clear creeks were heavily utilized for water power to operate pioneer grist and lumber mills
A line of field hands stretches across the horizon at the flower fields. The workers are harvesting cut flowers to be sold in gift shops. Most of the flowers will be used to produce seeds that will be sold around the world.
The emotion: Enigma - Return To Innocence
This is one of my favorite song!
Love, Devotion
Feeling, Emotion
Don't be afraid to be weak
Don't be too proud to be strong
Just look into your heart my friend
That will be the return to yourself
The return to innocence
If you want, then start to laugh
If you must, then start to cry
Be yourself don't hide
Just believe in destiny
Don't care what people say
Just follow your own way
Just believe in destiny.
that's the return to innocence
Netherlands is always a paradise but when it is spring it turns extra paradise. These beauties parade all along the field competing with each other.
This is the beginning of my series in which I take you in the Journey to visit these colorful beauties. First of the series is the WHITE BEAUTY.
Matching colors in a scene can add interest and tie a frame together. What attracted me to the scene when I shot it was the match between the flowers and the tractor wheel, but when I got the image on the computer I noticed that every element in the scene, except for the man's hat, was color matched elsewhere in the frame. How many matches can you find? The image is part of my series "Scenes
From the Flower Fields".