There was a big field of bluish flowers, apparently put on the roadside to provide some eye candy for the car drivers on the Ring III road here in Vantaa. I tried to identify the flower but no luck. Any idea what this is?
"The CCD in the DMC-LX5 which was highly acclaimed from the specialists worldwide is redesigned to achieve the further expansion of dynamic range by increasing the sensitivity by approx. 31% and the saturation by approx.38%"
Ok, now I even now the name and purpose of this plant. But even without that knowledge both of your images are really appealing, both in composition - I really learned to like the square format - and the wonderful colors, especially harmonic in the 2nd image, where even the sky reflects the blossoms' colors.
I expect you already know this site, but still …
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The LX3's wide angle made the second image great.
ReplyDeleteNow, I like this from the Panasonic website:
"The CCD in the DMC-LX5 which was highly acclaimed from the specialists worldwide is redesigned to achieve the further expansion of dynamic range by increasing the sensitivity by approx. 31% and the saturation by approx.38%"
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Hey, you have some really beautiful pictures here! Finland is definitely a place I wanna visit.
ReplyDeletePhacelia tanacetifolia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Phacelia.jpg
ReplyDeleteMost likely not planted for its looks but because it's one of the most efficient plants for bees to produce honey from.
Ok, now I even now the name and purpose of this plant. But even without that knowledge both of your images are really appealing, both in composition - I really learned to like the square format - and the wonderful colors, especially harmonic in the 2nd image, where even the sky reflects the blossoms' colors.
ReplyDelete@Andreas: Thanks indeed for the name of the plant, never have seen it before. Maybe some bee farmer wants to have it?
ReplyDelete@Paul: Thanks for the link, a useful one.
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