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Brewarrina, New South Wales
One of the most difficult birds I have ever photographed.
There were hundreds of these in the long grass, at last the odds were stacked in my favour. Normally they just vanish into the grass and you never see them again.
Macro Mondays, theme - cutter. Cutter head from a Braun electric shaver.
Photographed using a reverse-mounted Nikkor 50 mm lens, with aperture set to 1.4. Single exposure image.
Lit by two candles, and a very narrow beam of white LED light on the blade.
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Kann man Hallimasch esse?
Ist Corona tödlich?
Die einen sage so, die anderen sagen nichts mehr. ;-))
Can you eat honey mushrooms?
Is Corona Deadly?
Some say so, others say nothing more. ;-))
Der Hallimasch wird in Deutschland auch Goldgelber Hallimasch, Honiggelber Hallimasch, Gewöhlicher Hallimasch, Honigpilz, Stuppling, Medusenhaupt, Herbstschwamm, Heckenschwamm, Wenzelpilz, Stubbling, Hohlmütze, Hallamarsch oder Honigringling genannt.
In anderen Ländern wird er beispielsweise honey mushroom (engl.), keltamesisien(finn.), armillaire couleur de miel (franz.), chiodino (ital.), echte honingzwam (niederl.), опёнок (opjónok) (russ.) oder gyűrűs tuskógomba (ungar.) genannt.
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Golden light on the Barley Stubble Bennachie rising majestically behind and Lenticular clouds illuminated in the the sly beyond.
Near Old Rayne Aberdeenshire Scotland.
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The giant saguaro cactus of the American Southwest is a wondrous thing - standing up to 70' tall in the scorching sun, arms reaching this way and that, perched upon that impossible trunk... Why doesn't it fall? Does it stay standing just to see another one of those poetic Arizona sunsets?
Happy shooting!
(County Down, Northern Ireland)
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Malachi 4:1 “For, behold, the day cometh, that shall burn as an oven; and all the proud, yea, and all that do wickedly, shall be stubble: and the day that cometh shall burn them up, saith the LORD of hosts, that it shall leave them neither root nor branch.”
I found it on top of my green wheelie-bin. Took as few shots and it flew away.
The white patches are not its eyes. Its eyes are below the patches and are black.
Midsummer - grain fields are already being harvested. In the past, this was August, which was known for its harvest time and its hot dog days. A stubble field near Dechsendorf, the intense sun with its picture-filling rays, which captured the Canada geese, produced an almost surrealistic motif/image just before sunset yesterday.
Many picture titles/descriptions come to mind....
Stubbles and spiderwebs of a harvested field in back-light
Camera: Olympis E-M1
Lens: Olympus 40-150mm f2.8
Jeremiah 13:24 “And I will scatter them as stubble that passeth away by the wind of the wilderness.”
……Last one promise - Lone tree (again) on the horizon & stubble catching the morning sun. Hope you are having a great week and be sure to stay Covid safe, Alan;-)……
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A small group of Canada Geese (Branta canadensis) kick up a cloud of dust when coming in for a landing in the corn stubble
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Street photography from Glasgow, Scotland.
Previously unpublished shot from May 2017. Bright colours and patterns are all around us but still I prefer to shoot with black and white in mind. Am I alone in that madness? Enjoy!
I saw this stubble field the other day near West Meon and managed to track down the lone tree for some closeups after following the field boundaries on the road.
My apologies for being a bit slack on my commenting in the last few days but we have been doing some serious walking on the N Devon coast. I hope to catchup in the next day or so.
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……Local farmland after harvest time. Hope the week is going well! Stay cosy & locked down to stay safe and to keep EVERYONE else safe too! A VERY BIG THANK YOU to ALL the key workers who are carrying on to benefit the rest of us - we applaud you all. Alan;-)👏👏👏👏👏
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25600iso with a dash of Denoise works out pretty good.These quail comes out to the road before sunrise and after sunset.
My morning journey and a pit stop at one of my favourite locations to view the viaduct over the river from the farmers field which has been freshly cut.
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The farmers on my patch have been harvesting their maize crop in the last few days. This hasn't gone unnoticed by the flocks of local Geese like these Greylags who have taken the opportunity to forage for maize amongst the stubble.
... on a stubble field.
Europe. Germany. Nearby the city of Stuttgart. Chill out in golden evening sun. Smartphone Samsung Galaxy S3 (GT-I9300). F/2.7. 3.7mm. 1/562s. ISO 75. ... without my Sony equipment at this day.
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