Haunted by the yellow infinity of sunflower fields
Haunted by the yellow infinity of sunflower fields
Hello photography lovers
These days here in western Romania we are experiencing extreme heat with temperatures above 37 degrees, and yes, these temperatures are not exactly comfortable for daytime walks.
Also here in the area where I live we have a lot of agricultural land cultivated with cereals, but what caught my attention are whole fields of sunflowers.
So come with me to see the sunflower fields.
The first stop before reaching the sunflower fields was at a local lake where I took some drone photos.
In the middle of this island you can see a bank where in the summertime those who come here swimming or by boat can take some amazing pictures.
Whenever I visit these fields I have an amazing feeling, I feel an extraordinary tranquility, and yes, I relax walking here.
We took a sunset stroll through the sunflower fields and if you made it this far, I'm glad you did.
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P.S. The attached picture you have just seen are taken by me with my mobile phone(Samsung Galaxy S21) and my drone, and the text is also designed by me.
Yours @triplug😉
I love to see these sunflower fields, and these shots from the drone are cool. Hahaha, the bench in that little island - I think it is the weirdest (in a positive sense) thing I saw today on Hive :D
I'm so glad you liked the pictures in my post, and yes, I really like that picture of the bench on that little island too😉
At first, I thought it was an area that just got surrounded by water... like a flood... but is it actually made on purpose in that way? A tiny island with a bench?
I apologize for replying so late, and yes, that place is perfect for taking pictures.
The small island was formed by itself, it was not created by man, about 30 years ago there was a ballast exploitation in this place, later this place was abandoned and after the accumulation of rainwater this lake was formed.
The lake is simply wild, there are also fish, there are only a few months a year when fishing is allowed.
The lake is over 14 meters deep.
These are some great shots. It's nice to see sunflowers shot from different angles.
I'm glad you liked my photos, as well as my idea to capture the smile of the sun flower from different angles.
Thank you very much for visiting😉