Rice paddy in Central Thailand.

The rice here is “riceberry”. It is a purple coloured rice developed in and registered to Thailand. (It is not genetically modified). It is highly nutritious, tasty and sought after. The local community asked us to help them produce this higher value crop rather than the lower grade rice. We did. Win win win.
(Note: As I am pretty much housebound for some time I am uploading some of the 1300 photos from my old, now lost, 365project.)

[Diana]

Fabulous capture and perspective.

[bkb in the city]

Beautiful shot

[mittens (Marilyn)]

This is really pretty.

[Joan Robillard]

Beautiful

[Shutterbug]

Looks much like a rice field near here....California Central Valley. They are always beautiful with the bright green.

[Anja]

Lush greens

[Judith Johnson]

This looks amazing, I've never been there but would love to go

[Nina Ganci]

amazing colours, lighting capture
fav

[Jacqueline]

Love your perspective!

[John Falconer]

@ludwigsdiana @bkbinthecity @mittens @joansmor @shutterbug49 @stiggle @busylady @ninaganci @jacqbb

The rice here is “riceberry”. It is a purple coloured rice developed in and registered to Thailand. (It is not genetically modified). It is highly nutritious, tasty and sought after. The local community asked us to help them produce this higher value crop rather than the lower grade rice. We did. Win win win.

The photo was on an old iPhone 6S on panorama setting. The toad is straight but curved by the lens.

[Harry J Benson]

good pov

[John Falconer]

@hjbenson
Thanks Harry.