Landscape 2014
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That seems like a pleasant place Sury, I like the big rock sticking up out of the sea the green rolling hills and the little flowers, very nice.
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Thank you Andy, Valery and Greg. Here is a bit more info. on
Morro Rock.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Morro_Rock
The image below is of Brixby Bridge on Highway 1. It is one of iconic bridges on Highway 1 in
California. Did I say I shot them RAW. I am beginning to appreciate the RAW images for expanding
DR of a Landscape.
This one is NOT the Brixby Bridge but one few miles south of it. No name, but just as beautiful.
[url=https://flic.kr/p/nmxGND]
Sury
Morro Rock.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Morro_Rock
The image below is of Brixby Bridge on Highway 1. It is one of iconic bridges on Highway 1 in
California. Did I say I shot them RAW. I am beginning to appreciate the RAW images for expanding
DR of a Landscape.
This one is NOT the Brixby Bridge but one few miles south of it. No name, but just as beautiful.
[url=https://flic.kr/p/nmxGND]
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Nice views Sury, I agree on the RAW processed images for sure, it seems to have gotten rid of that haze that used to be in a few of your photos (I used to think it was the lens) and now they are much improved indeed.
That area seems to lend itself to a PAN or two also, landscape or portrait.
Greg
That area seems to lend itself to a PAN or two also, landscape or portrait.
Greg
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Beautiful are on the coast there Sury.
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What a great view sury and those colors really come at you. Love the panorama!
Mark
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Fabulous views, Sury - I especially like the first shot - great colours and the sea and a fabulous view down the coast. Go RAW!
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Thank you Greg, Mark, the_hefay and Andy for your comments. Much appreciated.
Sury
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From yesterday, shot with the RX100 hanging above the ditch on a monopod.
The woods by markvanrheenen, on Flickr
The woods by markvanrheenen, on Flickr
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Great to see some awesome landscapes here.
Here in East Anglia UK the rape fields are quite spectacular with their amazingly vibrant colours. Her are a couple of shots taken yesterday.
Ossie
Here in East Anglia UK the rape fields are quite spectacular with their amazingly vibrant colours. Her are a couple of shots taken yesterday.
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I am glad there was no glitch on your monopod over the ditch, Mark. Nice shot.
Very impressive shots Ossie. Are they also called Flax seeds? Just curious.
Sury
Very impressive shots Ossie. Are they also called Flax seeds? Just curious.
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Wow Ossie, what a bright yellow field! I like the second one best for the big contrast between the yellow and the clouds.
@Sury, the names of the photos suggest it's Rapeseed (Brassica napus) you're looking at.
Mark
@Sury, the names of the photos suggest it's Rapeseed (Brassica napus) you're looking at.
Mark
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Sury and mvanrheenen thank you.
Parts of East Anglia appear to have disappeared under a sea of yellow.
Here is one more shot from my day out on Sunday
Ossie
Parts of East Anglia appear to have disappeared under a sea of yellow.
Here is one more shot from my day out on Sunday
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Ossie, one more nice shot but I am somewhat ambivalent about the tower.
Sury
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Great perspective over the ditch, Mark
Love the yellow fields Ossie - there are a lot around our way but is finding the right place to get the shot which I find a challenge.
Sury - it is called Oil Seed Rape. See here http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rapeseed. It is a key ingredient in a lot of vegetable oil based products. Flax is less commonly grown commercially in the uk and is typically a sky blue colour I think.
Love the yellow fields Ossie - there are a lot around our way but is finding the right place to get the shot which I find a challenge.
Sury - it is called Oil Seed Rape. See here http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rapeseed. It is a key ingredient in a lot of vegetable oil based products. Flax is less commonly grown commercially in the uk and is typically a sky blue colour I think.
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