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Shooting some fields near Beit-Shemesh. I just drove out with my sister's boyfriend, and when I saw something I wanted to photographed I asked him to stop.
The oversaturation makes these nice pictures a little surreal but it does not improve them. For some added interest, the fields need an occupant, be it an animal in the field or a human animal on the track or vica versa for that matter. Maybe even the car you were travelling in might sit nicely in the shot above.
I have a total lack of respect for anything connected with society, except that which makes the roads safer, the beer stronger, the food cheaper, and the old men and old women warmer in the winter and happier in the summer. Brendan Behan
Israel is such a beautiful land. I think the contrast works well with the photo. I like the grass and sky, but the wandering path draws my attention. Nice shot
i like the heavy saturation on this... looks like a painting..... but who am i?
It looks peaceful and somewhere i'd like to take a walk... i don't think an animal or anything else is needed.... just peaceful as is....
I like the effect of the over saturation though the actual scene lack substance. Maybe if you moved forward more for this using the trail as a frame for the right side?. Anyway I like what you are trying to do. S
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