This Land is Your Land by dochtersions
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Description
Sweikhuizen last November, in the afternoon,
a bit misty, and I really was singing that particular song: "This land is my land, this land is your land".
Indeed the other way around. ;-)
In the deep is Sweikhuizen, and at the end, the church is another village.
Thank you very much for your look.
Comments (19)
Wonderful photo with a cool POV
niely done
Your land looks very rich and fertile, a great place to grow your flowers and veges. A lovely different capture. ☺
Wonderful picture my friend :)
Very beautiful vista vision Mies.
The ploughed field, tree line and church steeple in the background look awesome.
The mist did not interrupt your beautiful camera work, well done.
jolie
Nice one
And what a beautiful land it is, Mies. I feel blessed to live here.
Such a creative composition! It looks wonderful full size.
leuk zo;n laag camera-standpunt
Mysterieus landschap, prachtige foto!
Zo tezien is hij de groenbemester aan het inwerken geweest.
Prachtige opname.
Very nice capture Jacomina.
fresh plowed field. I like it and your pov
What a lovely scene in all its depth!
nice contrasts in the pic.
excellent
Great textures in this beautiful capture, Jacomina!
excellent shot ! splendid lighting !!!
You know, you're a really fine photographer. I mean, your fans know that; but your fractals are so spectacular, that they can sometimes 'overshadow' your photographs. But if you only posted photographs, you'd still have a remarkable gallery.
I love this "from the dirt" view. And I love the thick mist in the background; and yes, I can see the church back there, and it's a beautiful, small token of a new town. It's such an unusual view: A beautiful, earthen shot, where the trees and mist are the balance to all that intense upturned soil. Beautifully done. (And I see everything zoomed, so I'm looking at this in its fullest size.)