Nothing says summer like a blooming rapeseed field. And luckily for me there's always a few fields in Haninge to photograph every summer. You will find this curved field in Österhaninge. I think the land here is farmed by Rolf Norlin whom you met on this blog two years ago. If you walk into that forest in the background you will find end up in the Gullringskärrets nature reserve, something I have done a few times. I shot this on Wednesday and it is now my new desktop photo.
Skywatch Friday.
24 comments:
Superb landscape photo,
Vilken herrlig utsikt! Jag ser mycket fram emot sa en utsikt fran min Volvo vagn fonster snart!
I can see why you would put this on your desktop. It is beautiful.
Absolutely incredible! Thanks for showing this. Beautiful photo.
Beautiful shot.
Sydney - City and Suburbs
Wonderful shot ! I can feel the fresh air !!!
It is a beauty Steffe! Lovely summer feel.
a perfect shot. so inviting. you pull us right in.
just beautiful. you captured it perfectly.
That's lovely! Well-composed and very sharp. I can smell it through my computer screen.
Absolutely gorgeous composition. Have a wonderful week-end.
Beautiful!
I have never seen an entire field of flowers in person yet. I hope I get to see one in my lifetime.
I love the layers of almost uniform colors: the flowers, the trees and the sky with some patches of clouds.
superbe panorama, avec une belle couleur jaune
Wow mesmerizing and amazing beauty!
Happy SWF weekend.
Regina
This could inspire Van Gogh.
I love the sharp colours - the yellow and blues (just like the Swedish flag). Great shot!
i really like those fields. It's seens a dream...
marvelous.
Have a great weekend.
WOW! It seems to be taken from a movie picture! Amazing.
Beautiful. I wish I could just waste time right there in that field.
We have fields that look like this over here. But what grows and blooms yellow like this is called "Mustard." Not sure if they are the same or not but I doubt it. Anyway, it is a nice photograph.
Fantastic landscape shot.
Joyce M
I love rapeseed fields in bloom, especially against pale blue skies. That yellow colour is so unreal!
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