Wheat
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Spanish Country side near Toledo, taken through amber-tinted train window
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Wheat Field near Kellerberrin W.A
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A gorgeous sunset in a gorgeous part of Gloucestershire.
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This old relic lies in the wheat somewhere in Southern Alberta – July See more @ www.timelessdigitalimages.com
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Took what I thought was a nice view of grass blowing in the winter wind.
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Wheat field in the western Negev desert in Israel *
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A field of wheat with a wooden building in the background.
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Sun sinking to the West, storm to the East, a lone farmhouse catches the rainbow. Canon D60 / Velvia. [now with more pixels but that same great taste!] Click for all images: /
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I love the light after a storm has passed. / This was taken at a wheat field near Dryandra Woodland, Western Australia.
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Wheat blowing in the wind.. had to lie down for this shot.. not something I like doing in a wheat field.. too many creepy crawlies for my liking.. i didn’t see any though, so it was fine :) Taken just outside of York, Western Australia - paul
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Model: Liz / Photography and styling: by me
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The windmills in fields of wheat, they are enormous and barely whisper. / It felt so sureal to be amongst them. / Notice the bands of colour at the base, the same colour as the wheat??? / a lovely touch, it really makes them ‘blend’ don’t you think? Northern Luxembourg
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I thought this image was a little symbolic for me now. We’re moving on, away from winter, into spring and summer. / Nikon D80, 70-300 mm lens / f/6.3, 1/800 sec, ISO 400, focal length 220 mm
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This is one of the pictures I took of Breelyn for her senior pictures. This girl is so incredibly gorgeous and a truly wonderful person. Please click here to view other photos from her shoot
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Hartsville, SC. USA. Olympus OM-3. Sigma 21mm. Kodak VPS160NC. i’m loading two versions of this to see which one you like better.
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In a field of young wheat, I saw these two solitary poppies sitting between the tracks laid down by farm machinery. For whatever reason, the title of the ghost story ‘Lost Hearts’ by Montague Rhodes James, (1862 – 1936), provost of King’s College, Cambridge and of Eton popped into my thoughts. Digitally altered in PS/CS2, image and textures my own
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Taken July 28/09 north of Okotoks, Alberta. / I always say I live in God’s country and this is proof of his generosity.
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Read about how I got close to this really cute fellow from my blog. More roe deer images here! Canon 20D / Canon EF 100-400mm L @ 300mm / ISO 200, 1/250sec, f/6,3
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Tee design based off of my artwork “Three Ravens” See the full artwork here Visit my website to see more of my artwork….
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