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Several times a week I drive past these peanut crops just outside town, in Kingaroy Queensland. They always catch my attention and I think it is because of that lone tree in the middle of the field. It’s fascinating to me that when they cleared the land, they left this one tree standing… but I am so grateful that they did… it makes for a great shot.
3 shot HDR taken with Nikon D90, 10-20mm sigma lens, polariser, processed in photomatix, finished off in CS5.
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fabulous as B&W image…would never have known that is a peanut crop!
We are just surrounded by peanut crops right now…. but that’s what you get when you live in the peanut capital of Australia :) Thanks so much for the kind comment.
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Whoa! Looks fantastic Tracie! Congrats on your feature!! :) x
Thanks Carol…. appreciate the comment :)
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Great work Tracie, Congrats on your feature!
Thank you… that’s so sweet of you :)
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Great stuff Tracie…..I looooove peanut rows and love the sepia effect too!!
My favourite thing is when they are roasting and you can smell it all over town ;)
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That is simply stunning Tracie. Superb work. What a killer of an image =D
Wow… Don.. what a killer of a comment =D Thanks so much
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Super shot Tracie. The repeating curving crop lines offset by the lone tree is great composition and the tones are so dramatic.
Thanks so much Tony… and thanks for the fave :D
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Beautiful work Tracie…..
Thanks again Thomas… I kinda like this one myself ;)
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Thanks so much… what an honour :D
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What an effective shot!
Thanks Rosalie :)
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