The Farm across the fields...

When I posted a picture of this farm in the fog 27 December - https://365project.org/vignouse/365/2018-12-27 - a number of people commented on how different the farm looks each time I post a picture of it. I resolved to do a colour picture in the sunshine today... but when push came to shove - I couldn't do it!

It is at least in the sunshine... and processed to be viewed on black.

[Shanne]

it's a great farm and is worth revisiting. (I tried posting in black and white and didn't like the results, which is showing me how out of practice I am.)

[Shari]

Lovely. I like the ground angle, which usually would throw me off.

[Annie D]

lovely angle - it really is a beautiful scene

[gloria jones]

Wonderful perspective in this neat shot

[Denise (lyndemc)]

B&W just makes the details stand out so much more. Take the naked trees—their shapes look great in monotone.

[KoalaGardens🐨]

wow this has such crisp detail compared to the last image. you could probably do a photo every month and find new things in the vista.

[Margo Sayer]

VML the POV and how it influences the dynamic.

[Domenico Dodaro]

Certainly on black. I think the farmers would be pleased to have a whole series of your takes on the farm!

[Tim L]

I'm sure there's a colour pic in there somewhere - maybe in autumn with some foliage colour. Will wait in anticipation !

[Debs Stott]

It is amazing how one scene can change so dramatically with the weather. It makes a nice ongoing series/project!

[Joan Robillard]

I think most places look different in different light and weather, That is part of the fun and mystery of photography. Looks different in bw and color too

[Jacqueline]

Looks wonderful.

[Henri Russell]

It certainly looks great on black.

[Issi Bannerman]

Super composition and very nice in black and white.

[carol white]

A lovely monochrome scene. After being on 365 for several years, I don't necessarily post new pics every day. I like to go out once or twice a week and take several photos.

[Kathy]

A good image of the farm. Rather more hilly than I expected.

[David]

Electricity cables Bah! The bain of the landscape photographer who doesn't want to play with photoshop! (Like me!) As where I live, the electricity distribution companies won't bury the cables