A walk through a Canola Field by tennesseecowgirl
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Canola field in East Tennessee, not too far from where I live. It was amazing standing in the middle of this field last night watching the sunset, and minutes later seeing the largest moon I've seen in years start to rise. Thank you Tom for sending me the information and directions to this beautiful place.
Thank you all for all the wonderful comments and on the photo below, and your support.
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Comments (94)
Wow, outstanding, love the way you have grouped the many different views of the field.
Beautiful flowers! Fantastic collage! Excellent composition! (:
amazing picture!
As always, excellent photowork!!!
superlative work! an outstanding image!
very pretty cowgirl! love the yellows!
Very lovely pictures
So that's canola? Cool~
WOW they look incredible very beautiful collage superb work !!
What a fantastic display of flowers. Have been working on some flowers myself for the timelaps project. Have a nice Easter holiday.
It really is a beautiful place Lynell, and thanks for sharing this lovely collage with us
Gorgeous collage and beautiful nature, snow again here :(
Excellent collage of this wonderful site Lynell. Canola is a very sought after oil seed as it is a healthy alternative to regular vegetable oils by being lower in fat. Our area is surrounded by canola fields. not presently as they are still covered by snow, but once planted the canola output here is huge. It was about 25 years ago this was called rape seed, but due to negative connotations connected to that name it was changed to canola. Many of the old timers still refer to it as rape seed, but they are being phased out quickly.
Lynell, I am glad you got to set you timing and got some close shots of the plants, too. I found the tractor paths added perspective and a very pleasing green contrast to the yellow blossoms. We won't get to go back that way soon enough this spring but next year for sure. The collage is a fine way to show this beauty. Great work. Tom
What a beautiful array of flowers!
Very cool collage !
beautiful shots Lynell, most excellent collage, love the sea of yellow.
Wonderful place for a photo! Superb captures & collage :)
WOW....What a marvelous photos here, the colors are amazing, delightful view, amazing collage! ***********
OMG, so that's where my Canola oil comes from! I use it all the time for microwaving and salads. But I digress. Cool photos most elegantly displayed and positioned in this superb collage, Lynell.
Awesome capture !!!!
Amazing +5 from doarte's MADHOUSE
Very interesting and attractive collage. I now know what plants I have coming up under my birdfeeder...Canola!
I just love this, it reminds me of a certain highway, where, for a short time in late spring the median is filled with this very same plant for several miles.
Looks good and it's good for you! Beautiful capture Lynell. LOL I keep singing "Follow the yellow canola road"! This sure does brighten the day.
Wonderful collage! Wonderful subject!
love the rush of color.an industrial area not far from me has several acres with wild flowers but not like this
Excellent shots of a beautiful place
Wow! So, thats what it looks like!
What a beautiful sight to see and you've done a superb job on this collage! :)