Reed .

I know that reed is widely used in our country. (Roofs) It is usually harvested in wetland nature reserves, but a special field on land is also new to me.

[KWind]

A striking image. FAV.

[Kathy]

Amazing amount of reeds in this area.

[Louise & Ken]

This looks a lot like what we call Pampas grass, but in So California, at least, it's used mainly in garden landscapes.

[Diana]

Beautiful capture with that lovely row of trees.

[Brian]

Beautiful

[Beryl Lloyd]

Beautiful - all bowing in the breeze , yet the trees stand up straight!

[Kitty Hawke]

Lovely movement....apart from the guardian trees of course !

[John Falconer]

Nice shot.

[Merrelyn]

I like the sense of movement in the reeds.

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Pretty shot.

[Fisher Family]

A lovely find and a nice shot - fav! Still a lot of demand for reed in England as well, as there are still a lot of thatched roof houses.

Ian

[Agnes]

Bijzondere horizon met de bomen

[Dorothy]

So interesting. I can feel the wind.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

Very pretty- you can sense the air moving through them.

[Heather]

A lovely shot to capture the reeds blowing in the wind in contrast to the upright trees in the background. Fav

[Speedwell]

And those crops keep on coming! Great that you have found yet another one.