These are the fields around my daughters house. I love these colours but at this time of year the fields change on a daily basis. Go away for a few days and when you come back its all different. The first few pictures are either just before or just after the harvest. Then there are a couple of pictures of stubble burning. I'm pretty sure that's an illegal practice now but the farmers have done it around here through out history and I can't see them stopping any time soon. The couple of pictures in the middle with a shadowy frame and rerflections are taken from inside the bus shelter looking out of the perspex windows onto the fields. The last few photos with the bales were taken earlier this evening, the hay had been bailed some time during the day. Next time I visit I expect I'll see brown fields not golden ones. Things change very quickly this time of year.
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Thursday, 1 September 2011
The fields at this time of year.
These are the fields around my daughters house. I love these colours but at this time of year the fields change on a daily basis. Go away for a few days and when you come back its all different. The first few pictures are either just before or just after the harvest. Then there are a couple of pictures of stubble burning. I'm pretty sure that's an illegal practice now but the farmers have done it around here through out history and I can't see them stopping any time soon. The couple of pictures in the middle with a shadowy frame and rerflections are taken from inside the bus shelter looking out of the perspex windows onto the fields. The last few photos with the bales were taken earlier this evening, the hay had been bailed some time during the day. Next time I visit I expect I'll see brown fields not golden ones. Things change very quickly this time of year.
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is this a double exposure?
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wow!
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great photos
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These are all so great, I have to just sum up my commenting to this...wonderful landscapes and wonderful photography:) And your pastels are quite good...thank you for sharing them here.
ReplyDeleteopps...............sorry folks I thought I had posted as a draft untill I finished...............its finished now :-)
ReplyDeleteThat golden color is absolutely mesmerizing.
ReplyDeletei'm impressed
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wow thanks Nemo............praise indeed.
ReplyDeleteoh and the dog is my daughters old English bull dog called Maggie.............she sleeps a lot which makes her easy to draw.
ReplyDeleteExcellent, so soft and relaxed.
ReplyDeleteLOVE the way the shelter shows through the image. Well Done!
ReplyDeleteSorry Loretta, Multiply keeps eating my comments. I have been having problems with them all day.
ReplyDeleteits ok Frank.............it wouldn't let me load any thing yesterday...........maybe you just need to try again tomorow, :-)
ReplyDeleteOooooohhhhhhhh!
ReplyDeletei love them all, Loretta. thank you!
ReplyDeleteLovely
ReplyDeleteThese illustrate picturesque perfectly
ReplyDeleteQuite lovely. Interesting how similar it is to where I live and half a world away.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful skies.
ReplyDeleteWonderful . I wish I could draw like that.
ReplyDeleteNice splash of colour.
ReplyDeleteFields of gold.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful.
ReplyDeleteThat field looks like it's glowing.
ReplyDeleteLooks like rain.
ReplyDeleteThe colours of the fields at this time really are wonderful.
ReplyDeleteLove the ghostly reflection effect
ReplyDeleteStorm's a-comin' !!
ReplyDeleteI've seen this in other countries, but it still always strikes me as a typically very British scene.
ReplyDeleteOne ray of light.....like a spotlight.
ReplyDeleteFabulous :-))
ReplyDeletegreat rendering, very good use of colour.
ReplyDeleteThis reminds me of when I used to live on the outback's edge, many years ago now. Everything would be sunlight, but looming in the sky would be these indigo clouds. Then would come a quick deluge.
ReplyDeleteyou caught the sleeping dog well.
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