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….. when the poppies dried and baked under the hot sun, the warm wind gently blowing through the slender stalks, desicating the heads in the paddock.
I love winter and the change of seasons, but I always get nostalgic for lazy summer days this time of year.
NW Tasmania
Nikon D40
Nikkor 18-200mm VR lens @ 200mm
ISO200
F/11
1/200th of a second
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Comments
Garth this is so wonderful! Great use of DOF and the contrasting colours are perfect. I love the little shadows at the top of the dried poppies as well. Very beautiful all around :)
Thank you very much Shelly
– Garth Smith
The photo was taken with the mind, great shot Garth!
It was Gouzelka (a warm mind Garth says on this frosty Tasmanian morning LOL)
– Garth Smith
Such a beautiful warm glow and mood!
Thank you Jonicool
– Garth Smith
Brilliant shot, Garth!!
Thank you David, glad you like it
– Garth Smith
Very different but very good.
Davo
Thanks David
– Garth Smith
Beautiful light, wonderful unusual colours. I really really like this. ( :
Thank you micklyn, yes it was the blue vs the brown that caught my eye washing over the shapes.
– Garth Smith
enormously colourful brown image with the warmth of summer
delicious shapes screaming to be detailed in macro
Thank you betty, yes worth another visit for sure.
– Garth Smith
Thank you very much Debs, all is forgiven :-)
Just glad that you liked it enough to tell me so – you can call me anything you like :-)
– Garth Smith
More of that Garth Smith Magic! This is gorgeous! Love everything about this! You have a very unique style Garth! Fave!
Thank you very much Vicki, your continued support is much appreciated
– Garth Smith
Great composition, great capture.
Thank you traveller
– Garth Smith