Sony 70-200mm f/4G
f/9, 1/160sec, ISO 100
I went back during the winter for the same composition, and the field was too yellow, resulting in an uninteresting capture. I decided to visit again during spring when the first shoots of the crop would be visible in the field but not high enough to hide any part of the tree.
When I took the picture, there were no clouds in the sky, which helped make this the most visually appealing image I have ever captured. I loved the capture's simplicity and almost wallpaper look – some social media reviewers commented that the picture looked almost unreal.
One potential composition for this field that I would like to try would be a snow-dusted scene, but it remains to be seen whether it will be as visually appealing as this one. Finally, having recently attended a talk by a well-known landscape photographer, I realise now that I should invest in a step ladder.
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