I did a dumb thing last night. Do you remember how I said yesterday that I was two-thirds of the way through processing the organic farm photos? Well, I decided I had missed a couple of fields so I called B on my way home from work yesterday, just to see if I could stop and take a couple more photos. B was there and we talked for a little bit. It really is fascinating what he is working to implement on his farm, namely wildlife habitat, in addition to the organic crops. He wants me to come back periodically through the growing season and hopefully we’ll be able to get some shots of some hawks, after they’ve hatched.
That part isn’t the dumb thing. No, the dumb thing is I drove away with almost 200 more photos to process. But I did get some peas and potatoes to bring home! I also finished up processing the shots from last week. Now I get to start on the new ones. I would have used a farm image today, but when I wrote this (last night after 11:30 pm) I decided to import the new images into Lightroom before I exported a shot for today’s post. Unfortunately it was still rendering the previews and I couldn’t keep my eyes open any longer, so you are getting another shot of a sycamore tree from work that has nothing to do with anything that I’ve talked about.
anyway nice story
Looking forward to the pictures from the farm 
We just got a new Claas tractor on my parents one.
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It’s never dumb to take more photos! Can’t wait to see more from the farm.
I really like this photo. Wonderful perspective.
wonderful light. I like this framing and the light is awesome
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Nothing dumb about that. I think 200 more pictures is a smart thing!
I understand the more work involved, but I bet you have captured something you dont even realize …yet.
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Wow! Really a bummer. I was really really in the mood for a farm image today.
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Sounds more like Pay Dirt!! 200 photos, wildlife habitat, future forays into interesting farm landscapes, organic food, peas & potatoes!!!
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Funny, I seldom read the comments but something made my eyes land on Ken’s reply … I agree with him — I’ll bet you’ve captured some real gems in there. But you don’t actually process every one do you? You mean you have to sort through them, delete a whack of them, and then process the balance, right?
I’m really looking forward to seeing some of these photos!!
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Correct. I go through quickly the first time and delete the disasters. Then as I go through the remainder, I give each a thorough review and either process, delete or process and delete if it can’t be saved. I looked through last nights pretty quickly this morning and got rid of a few, but there are some good shots in there.
Love the light in this. There’s a sense of mystery..of not knowing what lies beneath and beyond.
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That’s not dumb…. You keep clicking away! Your shots are beautiful! Maybe when the weather gets bad you can catch up on the processing.
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Well, it’s always nice to see some awesome bokeh regardless of what the topic of conversation is
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The colors here are just so refreshing and to bokeh is just mesmerizing!
LOL. I love the colors of that bokeh.
By the way, that dandelion photo looks ever so lovely in my frame.
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Wow really cool photo! Love the warm light and the green background!
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great DOF and very nice selective focus, superb …
Looking forward to seeing your new captures.
You’re too funny.
i absolutely love this shot! the colors in the bokeh are so beautiful! wow. wow. wow!
gosh, i’ve missed so many posts here. i really had a lot of catching up to do.