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After the wheat harvest, Sherman County, SE of Moro, OR. July 2014. Access permission granted by property owner.
I took this a short distance outside of the City of Edmonton. I had to get away from the Christmas shoppers.
This is stubble from a crop of canola (rape seed).
A hard frost and good snow on the Ochil Hills, north central Scotland.
The ruined building is an old cottage of some sort, with trees now growing inside it.
I used a flash on low power to give some foreground detail, as the dynamic range was considerable at this late in the day.
Sample pictures of beardy men for a blog I have. Gay men, straight men, bushy beards, patchy stubble -- it's a facial hair-a-palooza.
Arrived at Paddys Oysters jetty on the Central Coast of NSW to unexpected fog and a mid tide which reminded me of a 2 day stubble.
Scored some sky colour plus the fog created a nice mood so all was not lost.
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They have been seening one another on and off for two years, although if you ask either of them they'll only admit to having been going out for six months. They get on very well and many of their friends say they are perfect for one another. However 'The Sleeping Policeman' has no idea that his lover has four children in Barnsley, two wives in Nuneaton and a slightly podgy yet ever so attractive simian lover on the more violent side of South Central L.A.
I knew that this field of barley had recently been cut and thought I'd venture back to this spot to get a decent stubble shot. However that brown colour is not all golden stubble as the farmer had just sprayed the field with copious amounts of muck. The things we do to get a decent shot. 60017 heads past Woolaston working 6B47 18:04 Westerleigh Murco to Margam Terminal Complex.
A class 150, 142 combination crosses Porthkerry viaduct with a flat calm channel as a backdrop. Hoards of pigeons have descended on the freshly cut stubbles in the foreground. 2E14 13:14 Rhymney to Bridgend.
BNSF 1050 leads a JB Hunt stack train towards Tunnel 2 on the climb up the western slopes of Tehachapi Pass.
This was my 9th trip to Tehachapi, and my first serious 'away game' with the Canon 1Ds I'd had for a few months.
Here coupled with a 300mm 2.8 rented from one of the camera shops in LA on the way up here, I remember being blown away by the stubble on the driver's face. This was the beauty of eleven million glorious pixels compared to the Fuji slide film I'd been using.
I still have this camera for rare emergencies if the other one is under repair - it still takes a fine picture and the 45-point AF is still brilliant, although it is reaaaaally slow to start up and to write pictures to the card.
April 23 2003, Tunnel 2 Tehachapi Pass, CA, USA
For the birdophiles, there is a gold-bellied-swallowy-looking-thing above the first JBHU container...
Middle of the day light but plenty of passing clouds to make conditions interesting at least. Polarizer on the 17-70mm lens handheld for this shot. Srabo Tower is the landmark in the background.
I'll be away for a few days, but back soon!
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... and headland at Dawlish Countryside Park, Devon, England, managed for Cirl Buntings and other farmland birds (see: www.teignbridge.gov.uk/sports-and-leisure/parks-and-open-...).
Whilst it was great to see all the fields looking so golden with crops, the lines of the stubble also looked interesting. Nice to see clouds again as well!