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Abendrunde/evening walk
Holga 120N, Kodak PXP in efd
enlarged negative 27x27cm (11x11 inch) onto Wephota FO5 by reversal development in SE2 Warm 1+20 and bichromate bleach
Vandyke, Bergger Cot-320
about 30% overexposed
MT3 Vario Toner - bleach 1+60 30 secs, toner setting B
Some early summer impression from my homeland. Agriculture forms the landscape around. Typical is rape seed that gives a dominant yellow to the land. It corresponds perfect with the blue sky and - yellow mixed with blue - green grass and trees.
Hasselblad 500 C/M
Carl Zeiss C 4/40 Distagon
Haida GND 150
CFV-50c
Rape bug (Eurydema oleraceum) perched on a leaf.
Warzywnica kapustna (Eurydema oleraceum) siedząca na liściu.
is now officially a crime. I dare you guys to do it to this pic. :P
I'm serious. Note rape this pic. Then I'll post it, and again, and again.
Here's a link to actual pic: www.flickr.com/photos/chaoticgood01/3530680431/
Die Bild-Idee von einem Rapsfeld im Sonnenuntergang hatte ich schon lange im Kopf und so ganz kurz hat sogar mal das Wetter gepasst. Mit dem Bike haben wir das Züri Unterland nach dem perfekten Rapsfeld abgesucht, eines das perfekt in Richtung Westen liegt. In der Anflugschneise vom Flughafen Zürich wurden wir fündig. Kaum zu glauben das wenige Meter hinter uns die grossen Vögel starten und landen. Eigentlich mag ich Raps nicht schmecken.. aber die gelben Felder im Frühling sind doch immer ein Hingucker :-)
The image idea of a rape field in the sunset I had long in the head and so very briefly even times the weather fit. With the bike we searched the Züri Unterland for the perfect rape field, one which is perfectly in the west direction. In the approach flight from the airport Zurich we found. It's hard to believe that the big birds start and land a few meters behind us. Actually, I do not like rapeseed .. but the yellow fields in the spring are always an eye-catcher :-)
During my recent to NE Georgia, the last stop of our five waterfall day was Raper Creek Falls. The water was flowing pretty well. To get a frontal view, you had to get into the stream, which was a bit high. We didn't have our water boots and didn't feel like having soaked feet for our 2.5 hr ride home. Wimps, I know.
This waterfall can be a bit challenging to find the first time but there is a small pullout large enough for two cars. The hike is very short, maybe a tenth of a mile, if that. But the last part is steep and always seems to be very muddy. Be careful at the bottom as it's very slippery and muddy as well. During my next visit this fall I'll have to remember my water boots.
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Late in posting this view of a field of rape. Taken after rain around 0930 hrs when blue sky arrived.
On the Ridgeway an old walk near Avebury where many of the clumps of beech trees are over ancient burial mounds.
f 14 iso 250 1/250 56mm
B & W Polariser, Lee 0.9s Grad
A rape seed field in April with rain approaching. I gambled on attaching an ND grad filter in time before the rain arrived.
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