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Published: 2006-08-27 13:10:51 +0000 UTC; Views: 25294; Favourites: 784; Downloads: 89
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Another shot from the small village in the countryside near HΓ€meenkyrΓΆ, Finland.The place is gorgeous, like left behind in time and filled with fields and old farming apparatuses.
Hope you like this one. Taken with sigma 10-20mm.
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This superb work has been featured here: 24 Magical Examples of Tree Photography .
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I may have commented on this a few years ago, but I just wanted to say that every time I think of my favorite color photo i've ever seen...This is the one that I think about.
Traditionally my favorite is long exposure photography in black and white...But sometimes there is a color photo that absolutely steals you. This one makes me feel something beyond composition, beyond color, beyond what your shooting.
For me, I feel pure emotion, like the best music will do - and i'm sure I will remember this photo for the rest of my life.
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This lovely photo has been featured here: Around the World in 80 Features !
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this piece has most of things i like: a beautiful landscape in the countryside, wheat field with a solitary tree and finland. beautiful
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just wonderful 
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one time again ..i love the colours
i think the brwon or yellow if u say so of the field ..is suiteble to blue and green
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this is really great! it looks just like the prairies from here in alberta, canada. funny how things so far away seem so familiar. this is great work
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nice shot ..
and the sky is just amazing
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absoulutley amazing
the colors are brilliant
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great work
it's so beautiful
i'm faving this one
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absolutely a masterpiece! the clouds seem to go inside of the planet. impressive
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How on (or off for that matter) did you get the sky so perfect? You can't have done a selection in PS with all that detail poking into it surely?
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Nope couldn't have been done by the selection tool. I made that polarizer effect as the picture was in RAW format by adjusting it's colours.
Thanks for your comment
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I was thinking more of the exposure, or did you manage that perfect exposure in-camera?
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oh that, because the sky usually gets very bright compared to the ground I sometimes darken it in PS with 'shadows/highlight'. I'm planning on purchasing filters to do that for me, cause PS effects and adjustments have that special something to degrade picture quality. Thanks for asking
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I usually get a freaky halo around darker objects when I do the shadow/highlight thing in PS. I tried the Lightroom beta and adjusting brightnes for specific colours worked fairly well there...but I guess n-grads are the best option for skies.
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It's supposed to say "How on earth" doh
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very nice shot.. actually is awesome
love the colours and the clouds are stuning..
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OMG!!! I love this one. Perfect photo shot ever. I am going to add this part of my Favorites.
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kui tuo taivas on niin jΓ€nnΓ€ nΓ€kΓΆnen?
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hehs, vΓ€lillΓ€ ne on
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One more great photograph! Great work, you know that yourself! How much post production do you do in your photographs? And how much did you do in this one?
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Thanks
All my pictures go thru pretty much the same amount of post-process:
basic sharpening, adjustments of contrast and colours, cropping etc.
And this one is no exception.
Thanks for your comment
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the colours are amazing!
lovely lovely.
i love the deep (and "swirly"!) blue of the sky...
with the clouds.
together with the golden field...
these contrasted with the tree.
it's perfect.
well done!
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This is absolutely unreal - It must be one of my favorite pictures ever...thank you for this photo
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I like the detail of the wheat, it seems a little odd against that tree.
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Beautiful! The colors are gorgeous, and the lone tree standing there makes the photograph interesting.
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