Okay, so perhaps an off white…still, it’s a field! 😛 Enjoy…
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Field of White
By David Williams
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yes! love your perspective with this shot! Makes an otherwise common shot feel totally different and fresh. Makes me feel so much more!
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I’ve not been keeping up on my blog reading lately. This is a really nice shot David. Good job getting down low for this shot. Nice perspective and the flowers and sky make a nice contrast. Just the right amount of cloud too.
The white against the blue is great! I also like how its not the standard flower photo!
Thank you Morgan, I try not to take the “normal” shots…try!
Perfect. Favorite spot is how the rows move toward the vanishing point and meet those puffy clouds.
Thank you and, that’s my favorite part too!
Very pretty. I like the POV you chose to shoot from. The colors of the flowers are a great contrast against the skies.
Thank you Sandra.
wow, you are so lucky to have seen a field like this, and you’re quite talented in the way you have captured it. The perspective is pefect
Thank you for the wonderful comment!
Beautiful shot. I like it.
Thank you very much Cocomino.
Great angle for this shot.
Thank you for the comment and stopping by, hope to see you around again.
wonderful perspective and light
Thank you Fabrizio.
Wonderful perspective. That’s my favorite subject and ‘color’ lately. Lucky you have such fields and sunshine. Looks awesome.
Lucky we had sunshine, I think we picked the only day where the sun actually decided to show it’s self! 😀
I like this image, it is nice from the low view point.
Thank you for stopping by, hope you enjoyed!
Lovely shot David. Love the POV and I think the blue sky has worked to your favor to bring the contrast.
Thank you Sasi!