Posted by David Taylor on December 29, 2009 at 6:53 PM
Written on the notice on one of the trees. Photographed from the road
whilst on the way to visiting my sister, yesterday.
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Sigma SD14
Sigma Ex DG 24mm macro lens
Hand Held
Natural light
6 images stitched with AutopanoGiga2
Framed with XaraXtremePro5
Happy New Year
Posted by Craig Jones on December 30, 2009 at 6:11 AM
Hope you are well David and had a nice christmas Viewed large the detail is brillant and the colour of the sky/clouds is lovely,very nice and hope you have a Happy New Year
Posted by David Taylor on December 30, 2009 at 8:18 AM
Cheers Craig, thank you for the comment and good wishes. I hope your Christmas was as good as mine was. A Happy New Decade to you and yours.
I chose this scene because of the dichotomy between the trees and the open space linked by the serried ranks of brussel sprout plants which had survived the Christmas dinners of the Nation I only saw the notice when the image was on the screens of my computer. Just like sprouts probably not to everyone's taste, but I like to look for beauty in the so-called mundane.
Certainly something different and I'm one of those weirdos who love brussel sprouts
All this stitching is way over my head
Happy New Year to you David.
Posted by David Taylor on December 30, 2009 at 3:12 PM
Cheers Maggie and the same to you. It looks like you and Craig are the only other Brassicaphiles in the UKNP forum judging by the number of comments generated by this image.
Discussion
4 replieswhilst on the way to visiting my sister, yesterday.
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Sigma SD14
Sigma Ex DG 24mm macro lens
Hand Held
Natural light
6 images stitched with AutopanoGiga2
Framed with XaraXtremePro5
Happy New Year
I chose this scene because of the dichotomy between the trees and the open space linked by the serried ranks of brussel sprout plants which had survived the Christmas dinners of the Nation
All this stitching is way over my head
Happy New Year to you David.