Agricultural Abstract by auntietk
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I liked the blocks of color in this ... the way the elements sit on top of each other without giving much impression of depth or scale.
There are clues, for those of you who like to know. The brush in the foreground is at or below my eye level. There are telephone wires in the lower left-hand corner that will give you some sense of how far it really might be across the valley to that hill on the other side.
Or you can look at this as light and shadow, gold and green, texture and density, and not worry at all about distance or size.
If you have a flat-screen monitor, scrunch down, sit up, move to the left or the right, and see what you see. The overall look will change, depending upon how extreme the viewing angle.
Agriculture as abstract composition.
Huh.
Comments (29)
We're looking at a distance of several miles to the horizon. Excellent capture, Tara Eastern Washington or Oregon would be my guess
so much watches what stares back beyond and far ahead I like very much thank you, Tara May your words always make me smile and you are thought of always warm hugs and love my friend, Linda Kaye
Fascinating...I've scrunched down...I've sat tall...I've leaned to the left, leaned to the right...and although I am tired tonight...I realize this must be farmland somewhere west of Dry Falls, Washington. The greens and yellows, light and shadows do it for me. Your words are a challenge, your image a beauty.
It's first thing in the morning here, but I felt compelled to do your workout, and what a surprise! Now I've finished coughing I can say...WONDERFUL! I'm glad you said about the wires, it's good to see it both ways.
Beautiful view of golden openland. Aloha
lovely natural abstract
You had me moving about Tara and had to zoom before seeing the wires!!
awesome capture ! I love the pov
Awesome capture of this scenery hon.
So lovely...so simple in composition but so effective!
Yes! It works lol Acted like an oddball and bobbed up and down and side to side.. LOL Great picture, well caught! Rob
do look good and the textures is good too
Splendid place, wonderful shot!
superb colours in this beautifully composed shot.
An excellent agriculture abstract with a lovely depth to it. Well spotted.
Excellent capture! :)
This is such an nteresting capture. One doesnt imagnt what distance the field has when you just look slightly at it, but when you mention the wires. WOW! I love the colors in this shot and the thought of how BIG it all is.
Very cute scene. Great work
Outstanding DOF. Beautiful color range. I really like the soft green of the highlighted leaves in the foreground.
OK - Jo just came downstairs and saw me doing this wierd butt-dance in my chair, weaving around to look at my monitor from different angles.... I think she's calling the happy wagon for me.. Thanks for that, Tara! LOL! I didn't notice the wires until you mentioned them - but wow, it really gives it a sense of scale - this is a huge chunk of real estate! But I just love the layers of color here - so cool! It's an abstract in realism. I think you just invented a new art form...
What I really like is the little lines in the grassy growth, like the lines in skin when you look at it up close...Well seen, as always, and very well captured!!
Oh Lovely scene Hugs Susan~
You only get a sense of scale when you see those wires , great landscape.
Wonderful - abstract as you say! Clive
Gorgeous golden landscape. :)))) I really love the lighting on the green plant. :))))))) Excellent in each and every way my friend. :)))))) Carry A Smile In Your Heart :)))))))
I love the fact that I have a flat screen monitor that enjoys playing around with images as I move, guzzle Dr. Pepper, flick over to YouTube and cue up a video and then switch back here. It's fun. I love the depth in this, the depth within depth in this and the whole idea that there are telephone wires in a part of the picture where, logically, telephone wires should not exist! Well, it all depends on where you were when you took this shot, but one doesn't often think of telephone wires and "lower left" in the same conceptual sentence. That alone makes this into a humdinger of a great shot...and then there's the sage-ish looking plant thing, the Martian red landscape, the blue sky, the whole rolling depth thing going on here, and the fact that the pale green is actually quite intense--rather paradoxical in the best ways possible. In short: this is a brilliant piece of photographic work.
Wow, I'm glad you mentioned the telephone wires Tara. I couldn't find them at first, had to go to zoom. I would have never guessed at that scale!
great existence!!!!
Peace full year.