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That stuff certainly puts the "Yell!" in yellow. Makes me sneeze. Must be the season of the witch.
Alan
Alan
Beautiful Dave, like the composition,
Fred.
Fred.
Dave, well I see you sniffed out a great oil seed shot mate. Tone and clarity are super........like the way the trees seem just to make a natural frame.....very nice.
Paul.
Paul.
Great shot love the composition
Look's like most of Kent is yellow at the moment Dave, great capture.
Cliff
Cliff
Gorgeous greenish yellow. But I can feel my hay fever coming on just looking at this.
Moira
Moira
ah yes I remember my grandfather talking about him ....fine capture Dave a very pleasing scene
Graham
Graham
wonderful shot
A lovely capture of the rape in full flower
Helen
Helen
Great composition and splash of colour.
Cliff
Cliff
A very nice pov Dave - we usually see the tops of rape fields, so this is great to see the crop
and it's height. I was surprised to find how tall it was when I went into a field once to capture some images.
The lane with the rape on either side is perfect composition. Love it.
Kate
and it's height. I was surprised to find how tall it was when I went into a field once to capture some images.
The lane with the rape on either side is perfect composition. Love it.
Kate
Fabulous composition with great colour and details Dave!
George
George
Lovely capture, Dave, makes you want to wander along that track... 
Trev
Trev
Quite rightly Dave, very nice piece of processing. Maybe you could find a Field of Saffron
John
John
I thought for a moment that I did not remember the song......................then reality hit home.................yes I'm old enough to remember the song..............I despair..............
Lovely image and beautifully composed too.
I remember when oil seed rape was first introduced as an agricultural crop in the UK. There were howls of protest from all and sundry about the hideous yellow blots on our pastoral landscape. Now we think of it as quintessentially English.
I remember when oil seed rape was first introduced as an agricultural crop in the UK. There were howls of protest from all and sundry about the hideous yellow blots on our pastoral landscape. Now we think of it as quintessentially English.
I like the way that you have used the ivy covered tree trunks to frame the shot Dave. Very well composed and excellent clarity.
Derek
Derek
Outstanding image. Excellent comp with that great lead line and all contained by the ivy-clad trees.
Alun
Alun
Well framed and composed, Dave.
Beautiful shot and brilliant colours Dave..Lin
ChristineD
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A beautiful composition
A lovely composition Dave. It's so alive. Susan
What a delightful composition.
Phil.
Phil.
