Land of Poppies 3

Artist: Diado
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Land of Poppies 3

South downs, West Sussex.

RAW conversion and slight levels adjustment in Photoshop CS2.

Model: NIKON D80
Shutter Speed: 1/50 second
F Number: F/14.0
Focal Length: 18 mm
ISO Speed: 400

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AllisonRhodes

amazing. a favorite.
Diado replied

Thanks, I’m glad you like it :-)
Kimberley Davitt

This is so beautiful, well done
Diado replied

Thank you :)
stephenedwards

that single poppy is really reaching for the sky! stunning shot.
Diado replied

Thank you :)
emele

Excellent shot! :o)
Diado replied

Thank you :)
Wanda Lechene

very very pretty
Diado replied

Thanks, it was stunning in person :)
Spencer Copping
Diado replied

Thanks Spencer! :)
Jenni Atkins-S...

Unbelievably beautiful!
Diado replied

Thanks, it really was stunning to see in person :)
Kirsten Baiden...

This is stunning, i am envious. The colours are simply beautiful. One of my very good friends daughters name is Poppy, i am very tempted to buy a print of this for her, she would love it !
Diado replied

What a lovely comment, thank you!
I must admit I’m getting a large-format print of this done at the lab I use for my film processing (they do larger format prints than RB) for my wall – it’s one of my personal favourites :-)
Richard Veal

Excellent work.
I will have to get my Cokin filters out again and start using them.
Diado replied

Thanks :-) I must admit I do swear by my cokins, especially the ND grads.
Jason Asher

A great shot, cool! Was a polarizing filter used for this shot? Also perhaps a lower angle with more of the poppies would be a cool or this shot – maybe even on it’s side in portrait too.

Nice work mate.
Diado replied

Thanks :) Yes, I used a cokin circular polariser and ND grad. The issue with lowering the angle was that I wanted to show the sheer amount of poppies in the field in addition to the single one rising out of them, and the shots I have at a lower angle don’t show enough of them for my liking. Portrait orientation might’ve worked though :-)
Jason Asher

Ah I see, then you succeeded – nice work again. :)
chrisdade

Perfect!!!
Diado replied

Thanks :-D
Laurie Search

Absolutely beautiful!!!! Amazing color!
Diado replied

Thanks, it was a gorgeous morning in a gorgeous place :-D
Michael McCasland

Beautiful and love the stand out. You have to love pride.
Diado replied

Thanks, and yep, why be bashful? :-)
Look-Its-Darren

Congratulations Diado, this image has just won the South East UK’s challenge “Garden Of England Indeed” well done, you will now be featured aswell.
Diado replied

Thank you Darren, it’s an honour :)
David Silsbury

Great image, very colourful, well done and congratulations on being featured.
Diado replied

Thank you :)
Roy Lindman 17 days ago

Outstanding !
Real lively too.
Diado replied 16 days ago

Thank you :)
Stuart Chapman about 19 hours ago

Love how you managed to get one heads and shoulders above the others and include it as such a focal point.