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    Working the fields

    I couldn't get as close as I would have liked, but here are a few shots of the old fashioned method of working the fields.
    All taken with Nikon D3000 & 18-200mm lens

    #1 Heading Home after a hard (and putrid) day spreading fertilizer: 1/4000s: f5.6: ISO 800: 200mm
    Working the fields

    #2 Fall Scene: 1/2000: f5.6: ISO 800: 200mm
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    #3 In the lane and starting to perk up - 1/3200: f5.6: ISO 800: 200mm
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    #4 Seagulls Leaving: 1/500s: f9: ISO 400: 200mm
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    Seagulls flee after being chased away by driver

    #5 They're Back: 1/400s: f9: ISO 400: 200mm
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    In approx half hour the seagulls were chased away about 10 times only to return a few minutes later. When I looked behind me I could see more on the way. Little specks in the sky as far as I could see.

    C&C welcome as always
    Wendy

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    Re: Working the fields

    Hi again,
    For me the forth is wonderfully.I underline the pictorial feature of your shot

    Working the fields

    Radu Dinu

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    Re: Working the fields

    Quote Originally Posted by Radu Dinu Cordeanu View Post
    Hi again,
    For me the forth is wonderfully.I underline the pictorial feature of your shot

    Working the fields

    Radu Dinu
    Hi Radu,

    Did you do HDR on this photo?

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    Re: Working the fields

    All look terrific Wendy - but #4 leaps out as my favourite as well -I like it with the muted tones though as you have it.
    I think Radu's conversion style would really suit #2 though

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    Re: Working the fields

    Hi, Wendy, these photos are lovely! The farmer and the birds sounds like quite a story. Wouldn't it make a great children's book? #2 and #3 are my personal favorites but I have noooooo idea why. Anyway, I really just wanted to know what part of Canada you're from. I don't want to invade your privacy, though. However, are you near the coast, then, I wonder?

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    Re: Working the fields

    Thanks Katy, I'm just North (and a little west I think) from you in Ontario. A few hours from Toronto.

    Wendy

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    Re: Working the fields

    Radu: Thanks for the Rework, you are a master at this. It's a style that has to grow on you, but it is unique and I like it.

    Wendy

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    Re: Working the fields

    Thanks Kay, I think I would have liked them all a lot better it I could have been closer. These are heavily cropped, but I thought they still showed the scence even if they are not all that detailed.

    Wendy

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    Re: Working the fields

    Quote Originally Posted by Shadowman View Post
    Hi Radu,

    Did you do HDR on this photo?
    Hi,
    No.
    Radu Dinu

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