Agriculture green
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cute baby sheep
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Old dilapidated barn with rustic red doors. This old barn will be torn down sometime this month. Someone in the neighborhood complained that it was an “eye sore”.... so sad! Image was redone for me in HDR by Kimberly Palmer.
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Wheat field in the western Negev desert in Israel *
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Barn and field capture taken during haying season
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Bunches of grapes and sunflowers lit by a beam of sunlight
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Vegetables at the farmers market in Santa Barbara, CA
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Scottish Highland cow and her calf on a croft with rabbit in foreground. This photograph was taken in Caithness, Scotland, United Kingdom. If you would like to buy a card, print or poster just go to ‘buy/preview’
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cute lamb on grass in spring
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The location is not far from Medbourne. Typical of the rural landscape of the county of Leicestershire, UK – scattered farms, gently rolling hills and wide sky. This is a factory. This is next years bread. Few people work the land now, and communities die as pretty villages become occupied by second home owners and absentee landlords who rarely get involved in village life. The average youngster cannot afford to buy back into the village, so leave for the work in towns. This is just an observation based on my own experiences, and I find it sad. But this is true across the whole of the UK, and something needs to be done to retain rural working communities. I do not have the answers…..but it doesn’t stop me asking the questions everywhere I go. I have this panorama at 50,000 pixels wide, 300 dpi, which approximates to just under 14ft long if someone can print it – big wall anyone? If so, bubblemail me if you want it that big.
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Vegetables at the farmers market in Santa Barbara
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In close with a maturing head of wheat.
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The door of an old railway carriage on a farm near Looe, Cornwall, UK being used to house turkeys. The circular ring contrasts with the rectangular bars and the flaky rust, contrasts with the smooth metal plate to the left of the image Texture belongs to: / Unloved
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The title – well, there are 6 beast in this photo. 6? Six? yep- 6. This is a place in Leicestershire between Welham, and Weston by Welland, a few miles east of Market Harborough. The viaduct is an enigma. There used to be a railway line run under it, and the cutting has been partially filled in giving the land slope up to it, but to the right, all there is, is a hill – to the left, a field then the river. I’ve looked on old maps, and can see no road, tracks or path – so why the viaduct was built, I will probably never know – but there it sits, completely out of context in a rural landscape – and the slope of it, up from left to right is much steeper than it looks! I have photographed this location a number of times, but still I’m not sure I have done it justice. No doubt I will return there many times more. Viaduct located at: 52°31’19.74”N, 0°51’54.24”W
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Blossoming cherry tree in spring with blossoming field and deep blue sky.
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Under the rainbow..icurrently sits a pot of agricultural gold. The fertile western Strzelecki ranges – rich dairy country but in my opinion was much richer when it was rainforest ! / Currently meeting a majestic coastline on Bass Strait that may soon be turned into a grotesque industrial polluting obsenity if the state government’s plans go ahead with the biggest Desalination plant (aka – POLLUTION FACTORY) in the southern hemisphere and a possible gas refniery to help power the disgusting thing and rumours of an eventual nucleur power plant… ! just lovely ! so much for the pristine coast ! Rape the land of is incredible forests…now propose to destroy and pollute its coast and oceans… FUCK I HATE POLITICS ! Bass coast hinterland, Sth Gippsland. more of my photography of this beautiful region can be seen at / No Desalination plant on the Bass Coast more info here / Your water – your say
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A latch on an old railway carriage used to house turkeys on a Cornish farm. The texture caught my eye
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Taken near the village of Carlton Curlieu, Leicestershire, UK, this image reflects the type of ground in what is known as High Leicestershire – Rolling hills, grassland and arable farming. This area has many lost villages, which through pressures of economy went into decline around the start of the industrial revolution. The area abounds in gated roads, which take you into the depths of the farmland where most motorists seem afraid to go. Personally, I quite like the adventure of watching the grass get longer in the middle of the road, and then for the road to disappear altogether only to find myself in a field.
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Launde Abbey is an Elizabethan Manor House surrounded to the rear by beautiful gardens, with parkland and woodland making the rest of the estate. Used by groups of people who meet there for religious, cultural and educational purposes. / and individuals come for rest, refreshment and retreat. Launde Abbey was built on the site of an Augustinian Priory originally founded in 1119. Thomas Cromwell, Henry VIII’s chief minister responsible for the dissolution of the monasteries, so liked its position that he wrote in his diary – ” Myself for Launde”. But he never lived long enough to occupy the house as he was executed for treason in 1540, the year that building work started. His son, Gregory, lived at Launde Abbey for ten years with his wife Elizabeth, who was sister to Queen Jane Seymour. Within the House there is a beautiful Chapel thought to be all that remains of the original Priory Church. Some of its stained glass is mediaeval and Nicholas Pevsner has described the monument to Gregory Cromwell as “one of the purest monuments of the early Renaissance in England”. The Chapel is used for daily worship by the resident community and guests, and is a great attraction for visitors. (info from Launde Abbey website )
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A canola field between Echuca and Deniliquin in New South Wales, Australia.
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This “Sun” Seed and Fertilizer Drill has has been instrumental in the sowing of many crops and the start of new life over many years, since last century.
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Fresh summer squash in a bin at an outdoor Farmer’s Market
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Single blossoming tree in spring.
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Rows of carrots growing in the red soil under a glorious sky.
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Field of linen, a speciality of the Belgian agriculture.
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