Tractor Tracks

One for the landscape agriculture theme, wonderful contrast in colours of the linseed and oil seed rape.

The nettles were hip high (I know I'm short but hip high is very tall for a nettle!) and so sharp went through my jeans!

[Ellen Bogenschutz]

So many elements working so well together to make a great image.

[Shutterbug]

That makes a beautifully layered landscape.

[Mags]

Beautiful!

[Susan Wakely]

Such lovely landscape and so close to where we live. We are lucky people.

[Lynda McG]

Stunning - fav

[Diana]

Wonderful capture!

[LManning (Laura)]

Beautiful composition with great layers.

[Dawn]

Lovely

[wendy frost]

Beautiful colours and scene Fav

[katy]

I love all the different colors and your choice of composition!

[KoalaGardens🐨]

amazing lines in this

[Joan Robillard]

Beautiful

[Carole Sandford]

Lovely contrasting colours & I love the curve in the lines!

[Caterina]

Beautiful lines and colors. Fav

[Ann H. LeFevre]

Love the contrast of the colors in this picture. Beautiful view- and the curving tractor trail is a perfect touch!

[Valerie Chesney]

Contrasts of colour here are gorgeous!

[amyK]

Great rural scene; nicely composed shot

[Carrie Shepeard]

This is an incredible shot. Fav

[Monique]

Beautiful trail

[Babs]

Love the different bands of colour.

[Lis Lapthorn]

Great capture

[haskar]

Great composition and colours.

[Esther Rosenberg]

Love the winding tractor tracks. just so pretty that field with the flowers.

[Annette]

Absolutely beautiful!

[Merrelyn]

Pretty scene, love the colours.

[JackieR]

@merrelyn that's what stopped us!!
@annette1963 isn't it?!!
@dutchothotmailcom I waded through nettles because of those tracks!!
@haskar many thanks
@foxes37 thank you
@onewing it is so beautiful in reality too, just needs a poppy field!!
@momamo it is isn't it?!
@cashep19 most kind, thank you

@amyk so lucky to live fairly close
@happysnaps a by nature ( and farmer!)
@olivetreeann so glad the farmer put it there!!
@caterina thank you
@carole_sandford many thanks
@joansmor isn't it?!
@koalagardens all done by tractor
@grammyn worth being attacked by triffid nettles!!

@wendyfrost many thanks
@Dawn thank you
@ljmanning joys of hills I suppose??
@ludwigsdiana thank you

@lyndamcg it's better in real life!
@wakelys I'm lucky to have a knowledgable driver!

@marlboromaam thank you
@shutterbug49 it is quite hilly here
@theredcamera it just looked good in view finder once I'd climbed down to the field!!

[Kathy]

Thanks for explaining that the blue flowered plant was where linseed oil came from (flax plant). I like the tracks through the field. Nice leading lines.

[JackieR]

@randystreat thank you Kathy. Ive checked, and this isn't flax, which is used for fibre, this is used for its oil as is the yellow rape.

[Kathy]

@30pics4jackiesdiamond Oh, ok. Didn't know that. I recognize the name of yellow rape, we call it canola here, I believe.