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This follows on from a couple of posts earlier this week, first on Wednesday the walk up tot he fields, then on Thursday showing the actual Daffodil Fields and i this post I am focusing closer in on the Daffodils themselves.
Its a big field of them and so well maintained by a non profit group that looks after a few trails in the area.
I didn't take my macro lens with me on this walk, but I think the Tamron lens did an OK job of capturing the beauty of the daffodils
Sony A7iv 75mm F11 1/125 Sec ISO 640
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The fields had a mix of Yellow and white daffodils, and I noticed when editing photos for this post, that I clearly prefer the yellow ones as I did not take many photos of the white ones.
But here is one OK shot of a white one
Sony A7iv 75mm F8 1/125 Sec ISO 125
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And in one spot where the yellow and white rows come together, Looking at this image it got me thinking of all the anger and hatred in the world these days, not only the War on Ukraine, but all around the world, people disagreeing for political views, Skin Color, religion etc etc
WHY cant we all just get along and accept the differences, it would be a boring world if we were all the same
Sony A7iv 41mm F11 1/250 Sec ISO 400
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Another Yellow one shining bright in the morning light
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as I said in an early post its a little bit of a climb up to these fields but if you find it tiring they do have a few spots where you can sit and take a rest and enjoy the fields
Sony A7iv 36mm F11 1/250 Sec ISO 132
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Another Yellow one, I really was slack with shots of the white ones
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and a last one to finish of the post
Sony A7iv 75mm F20 1/250 Sec ISO 2000
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