How to capture the countryside? When you are presented with fields and fields of stunning bright yellow crops at the end of the summer it's hard to know where to start. Wide landscape shots can often look lost and empty void of the large buildings that enable wide urban shots to work so well I try to locate something to focus on.

On one of the only sunny days of the year, after weeks of rain, I was able to get and take some summer images. I decided, as always, to get up close. I...
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How to capture the countryside? When you are presented with fields and fields of stunning bright yellow crops at the end of the summer it's hard to know where to start. Wide landscape shots can often look lost and empty void of the large buildings that enable wide urban shots to work so well I try to locate something to focus on.

On one of the only sunny days of the year, after weeks of rain, I was able to get and take some summer images. I decided, as always, to get up close. I like this shot, its feels free, lost in the breeze, there is some what of an unimportance to the corn husk before us which reminds us of doing nothing, what could be better.

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