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DavidCraigEllis — Rapeseed Fields
Published: 2010-05-03 20:26:46 +0000 UTC; Views: 2096; Favourites: 165; Downloads: 47
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Oil Seed Rape Fields, Herefordshire, UK
(03.05.10)Sigma 10-20mm + Cir Pol filter
Minimal editing in Lightroom
Re-edit Oct 2010
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Nice colours and contrasts. Nice scenic view.
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was looking for a bright Desktop background...this fits the bill! <3
Great shot
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Nice shot Dave, you gotta love the yellow and blue combination!
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Yeah, the colours are easy on the eye 
BTW all of my Lee stuff has (finally) arrived - just waiting for a decent sunset to take 'em for a test drive
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Good to hear you've got all your lee stuff, i've been watching big stoppers on ebay, there selling for £160! rrp is only £90 but you have to wait a while, i've got one on order, delivery time 3-4 weeks supposedly!
Here's a little tip for you that I learned tonight, I was out shooting sunset up on some rocks on the moor, i'd set my camera up, took the lee wallet out my bag, openend it up, took out a filter, bent over my camera to slot the filter in and 3 filters slide straight out the wallet, luckily, onto a small patch of grass! So the lesson is, never tip the lee filter wallet otherwise its going to be a expensive mistake!!
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I used to treat my Cokin filters like shit and learnt a few lessons from that - i now have a padded cotton matt about 2' square that i lay out next to me when shooting to keep filters n other bits (hopefully) clean and safe.
And just imagine if you unzipped the wallet the wrong way up and everything just fell out
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haha, poppy fields! 
I like to keep fairly mobile when im out shooting, luckily the lee filter wallet fits perfectly in the big pocket next to your knee in a pair of combat trousers! I haven't managed to open it the wrong way up yet, thankfully!
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Also because I shoot IR as well I'm often carrying 3 camera bodies and maybe 4 lens so i've got a fekking enormous Hama Pro bag about the size of a picnic hamper
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Ouch, how did you manage to damage your achillies tendon? I had a car crash last July, that put me out of action for 3-4 months which wasn't fun, I hope it gets better for you!
I've seen your IR stuff, its fascinating, do you have a camera thats been converted to just do IR or do you use filters? I manange to keep all my gear in one backpack so its not too bad, its heavy tho!
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A new pair of Adidas 'Forest Hills' trainers believe it or not - they have quite a high ankle tab which aggrevated it. Then I went to the 'Big Chill' festival in August which is in quite a steep sided valley. After 5 days of hobbling up and down the steep sided hills my ankle was swollen to twice normal size and I had to be driven home. Its not been right since and the slightest stress and it flares up again.
I use both methods for IR (thats why 3 camera bodies = big bag
What i love about IR is the way it can take a very ordinary looking scene and totally change it - its sort of like side shifting into a slightly different dimension. This for instance was shot at Membury services on the M4 [link]
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I'll have to remember to avoid them Adidas trainers in future!
I find your IR stuff fascinating, that shot from the service station just looks so out of the ordinary, its hard to believe it was shot at such a mediocre location, like the side of the motorway!
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Thanks Sergey, was going to make this my first submission to Lightinspired until i found submissions are closed
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NP... I "invite" this photo "directly"...
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Thanks, its a lovely colour combination
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Yes one of my favs.................
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Because i upload low res, sharpened version as a deviation (800 x 531 pixel / 563 mb) and a large version (4166 x 2767 pixel / 6.89mb) as a print
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But this photo has only 600×398 resolution
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thats because i picked 600 pixel wide as the viewing size when i uploaded
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Great shot Dave, the depth is amazing and I can feel my hay fever coming up already!
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Haha same here! Hope it stays that way!
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