“Tractors in the mist”
The Farm, Gulgong 6am one misty cold morning in May. I used a slow shutter speed – 32 second exposure.
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“Tractors in the mist”
The Farm, Gulgong 6am one misty cold morning in May. I used a slow shutter speed – 32 second exposure.
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Very nice, and I wonder what the tractors where chatting about in the early morning mist.
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Haha. …Probably saying how cold their butts were out there haha 🙂
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Love this photo of Mr. & Mrs. Tractor off into the mist…
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Love this Kaz. And I had the same feeling as the above commenters. It’s almost a romantic connection between these two lovely tractors.
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Thanks Desley. How cute is that, I hadn’t thought of that before.
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Beautiful – it looks quite mystical.
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Thanks Barb, it does a bit doesn’t it… mystical wasn’t what I thought at the time, being quite cold and frosty at 6am… 🙂
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32 second SS, wow! So beautiful, Kaz. 🙂
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Thanks Amy, luckily it was a bit breezy so I got some good cloud streaks…. but then the mist went so lucky to have captured what I could 🙂
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Lovely photo. Clouds and water really suit long exposures, and the mist adds to the atmosphere.
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Wow – the light and the mist are fabulous- and I love the contrast with the tractors
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Thanks Sonya, it was a lovely site first thing in the morning 🙂
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Kaz, coming off a whirlwind two weeks surrounding my daughter’s high school graduation, I am so behind on visiting and commenting. So forgive me if I come by and drop a while lot of likes in your wonderful posts 🙂 Love this image! Awesome sky and composition – the tractors just pop off the page! Great shot!
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That’s okay Stacy, I know you are busy, I hope it all went well. I’m glad you like this image. It was one of my first mornings on the farm and I was happy with my capture 🙂
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All went wonderfully, Kaz, thanks! My sons came in from NYC and San Francisco (hadn’t seen either since Christmas), lots of friends, no rain on graduation day (the ceremony is held outside in a wooded amphitheater), and Cate was radiant 🙂
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