Pencil drawings at the horizon.

[Pyrrhula]

Can you find a bridge?

[Hazel]

No but there is lots of mud! Nice shot

[Suzanne]

Is it the thing that appears to be suspended in the air on the left side Ferry? I have no idea how it works if it is! Those trees look fabulous in the background, love how your eyes are drawn to them.

[KoalaGardens🐨]

oh that horizon is wonderful!

[KoalaGardens🐨]

is that the bridge over the right near the building?

[Beryl Lloyd]

Love the light and textures of the ploughed field and the row of lollypop trees on the horizon . Could the bridge be the white short strip near the house !

[Kitty Hawke]

Ooh....that looks some muddy.....have you had a lot of rain ?

[FBailey]

And that is just what they look like too!

[Margo]

Mud was the first thing that came to my mind Too!!

[Bep]

Vruchtbaar land. Ik zie de brug linksboven. Mooie compositie.

[Babs]

It is beginning to look rather soggy and wintery.

[mittens (Marilyn)]

I love the little tree silhouettes. Lovely shot.

[Jessika Panteleios]

Great capture and perspective and after some searching managed to spot the bridge...

[bruni]

I think the bridge is to the right of the second tree. maybe you can let us know where the bridge is, Ferry.

[KWind]

Great scene. The space seems so vast!

[Netkonnexion]

That's cool. Something really 'light' about those silhouettes on the horizon. Nice work.

[sally agnew]

Love the vastness and simplicity :)

[Dione Giorgio]

I see the field is ready for the next crop, Ferry. I really love your rural pictures. The landscape is so different to that we have here.

[Mek]

wonderful title

[Merrelyn]

I see two possibilities for the bridge, both of which have been mentioned. The soil looks very fertile :)

[Kerri]

Awesome shot

[Margaret Brown]

Spotted it but you have to look closely!! Nice rural capture

[Tremerryn]

Perfect title for this great shot.

[Saxa van Eijnsbergen]

Lovely

[bruni]

Ferry, when you're looking on your screen shot the left one is actually on the right side. it's kind of confusing.

[bruni]

Ferry, I asked Hans and he agreed with you. it's like you see when sitting in front of the picture, it's on the left. I once had someone explained it the other way around and for some reason, I thought he was right.

[Kathy]

A gritty image. I like how the row of trees softens it.