The last few days of the annual Skagit Valley Tulip Festival.
Posts Tagged ‘fields’
Tulip Fields by hopjazz
Posted: March 28, 2015 in landscapesTags: 500px, festival, fields, flowers, IFTTT, landscapes, nature, pink, red, Skagit_Valley, tulips
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alone… by rpowroznik
Posted: February 5, 2015 in landscapesTags: 500px, clouds, fields, hdr, hdrphotography, IFTTT, landscape, rpowroznik, sky, tree
Morning… by pablook
Posted: February 2, 2015 in landscapesTags: 500px, fields, fog, IFTTT, kucharski, morning, tree, tuscany
Italy, Tuscany – April 2014
Valley… by Krzysztof_Browko
Posted: February 2, 2015 in landscapesTags: 500px, browko, fields, green, IFTTT, italy, tuscany
Home is where the heart is by JayDaley
Posted: February 1, 2015 in landscapesTags: 500px, a7r, alberta, animals, canada, fields, horses, IFTTT, panoramic, running, snow, sony, wild, winter
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I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again – I love Canada. Not in a “that was a fun holiday” kinda way but more about how this country makes me feel.
Canada and Australia share so many inherent similarities – politically, historically, geographically, etc but ultimately, it’s our deep -seated cultural affability that makes us so comparable.
It’s my last night in this cold and amazing country but I will be back – there’s too much here for me not to.
Canada – you’re awesome!
Church in the wild by JayDaley
Posted: January 31, 2015 in landscapesTags: 500px, a7r, abandoned, alberta, canada, church, clouds, colour, fields, IFTTT, mountains, Remote Church, snow, sony
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Buried amongst the hills skirting the pre-historic ruins of the Drumheller region in rural Alberta is this secluded little church.
Shot on a cold wintery afternoon at sunset.
C O L O U R S by JohnTheViking
Posted: January 31, 2015 in landscapesTags: 500px, color, colours, fields, IFTTT, rapeseed field, sea, sky
This is new edition of one of the first photos I uploaded to 500px.
I have gotten a little better at utilizing the raw files rather than the jpg. Fortunately I have (almost) always shot both raw and jpg, so this photo is based on the original raw file (from May 2012) where the old one was based on the jpg straight out of the camera.
I have gotten a little better at utilizing the raw files rather than the jpg. Fortunately I have (almost) always shot both raw and jpg, so this photo is based on the original raw file (from May 2012) where the old one was based on the jpg straight out of the camera.
In my own opinion this is a much better edition, but what are your thoughts?
C O L O U R S by JohnTheViking
Posted: January 31, 2015 in landscapesTags: 500px, color, colours, fields, IFTTT, rapeseed field, sea, sky
This is new edition of one of the first photos I uploaded to 500px.
I have gotten a little better at utilizing the raw files rather than the jpg. Fortunately I have (almost) always shot both raw and jpg, so this photo is based on the original raw file (from May 2012) where the old one was based on the jpg straight out of the camera.
I have gotten a little better at utilizing the raw files rather than the jpg. Fortunately I have (almost) always shot both raw and jpg, so this photo is based on the original raw file (from May 2012) where the old one was based on the jpg straight out of the camera.
In my own opinion this is a much better edition, but what are your thoughts?
C O L O U R S by JohnTheViking
Posted: January 30, 2015 in landscapesTags: 500px, color, colours, fields, IFTTT, rapeseed field, sea, sky
This is new edition of one of the first photos I uploaded to 500px.
I have gotten a little better at utilizing the raw files rather than the jpg. Fortunately I have (almost) always shot both raw and jpg, so this photo is based on the original raw file (from May 2012) where the old one was based on the jpg straight out of the camera.
I have gotten a little better at utilizing the raw files rather than the jpg. Fortunately I have (almost) always shot both raw and jpg, so this photo is based on the original raw file (from May 2012) where the old one was based on the jpg straight out of the camera.
In my own opinion this is a much better edition, but what are your thoughts?
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