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Ox-eye daisy in setting sun, Pieterburen

Ox-eye daisy in setting sun, Pieterburen

On a hike through the meadows between the dikes in the north of Holland I found it difficult to capture the wide open spaces...so I started to look smaller and ...
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On a hike through the meadows between the dikes in the north of Holland I found it difficult to capture the wide open spaces...so I started to look smaller and then I noticed the wild flowers at the edges of the grain fields. So I started playing with angles and this is one of my prouder moments..

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Aperture f/7.1 ISO 100 Shutter 1/640 Focal Length 700/10

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Jul, 2017

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