Field of wheat harvest

Congratulations on your beautiful pictures conversion. Regards. : 3: Mauritius

I was a farmer and now I am a photographer: ben so adore ...

Random 14h03 !!! Perfect ! Your boots me bottent my friend !

Superb ! Bravo ! It is necessary to make more photos on the wheats !

I have not seen this photo last summer !!! It is a shame because it is superb. You had to use a filter (software ?) to have colors like that

It is beautiful, but the photo would have been even more beautiful if it had been taken less bass but a bit more high.

Very beautiful photo, lack of lighting.. Not a lot of shades in the photo.

Bravo for the photo, the shadows cast and the color are really successful.

J' adore the warm tones of this end-of-day where the workers have earned a good rest ! It smells good harvest, the falling night not yet wet, a campaign intoxicating.

Actually it is harvest time, the colors of the fields are superb. Beautiful photo with a good light.

It is the color attracted me and I am not disappointed, this field is mown is very beautiful.

Often, when we can, it is well to have the light source on the right. It is a look towards the future, while at the left it is a look into the past... Here the downside is the boot in the foreground that would stop the eye. Your image is beautiful and could be part of a series !

This photo is very beautiful by the light it gives off and it has the cractère : I sense that you're a huge pleasure for us offering. Anne, thank you and congratulations.

A fields of gold ingots : this is what I saw immediately with this precious harvest, illuminated by the setting sun.

One of the best moments for the light, the colors are sublimated and the shadows give relief to the image. I would have seen the bale of straw in the foreground with a corner of shadows to give extra depth to the photo.

It is very beautiful, the fields golden, that work for these farmers. A great photo with a beautiful brightness.

But, this is my moissoneuse who has been there...

It is almost as beautiful as a Van Gogh (my favorite painter)

I love this red ochre of cut wheat. With all the rains lately, it is sure that farmers have had to work ! !!!

I like the color given to thatch by the sun.