Posted upside down on purpose?
Yes!
Corn - I don't think we'll ever have the climate for rice here. Temperature-wise, I suppose it might be possible now, but I guess it's too dry. IDK though, maybe one day? Most arable land (which is about all of the land to begin with) here is either pastureland or corn. Then a whole lot of nothing, and then some more varied crops. Between corn and grass most of it is covered.
Of course.Posted upside down on purpose?
Thank you. Today a went back in an attempt to improve the picture with my Technical Camera. With the Technical Camera there is a possibility to alter the plain of focus.
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What is that camera btw? Never seen one like that before
So well done, on many levels!
I think one of the reasons this image - and images like it - is instantly appealing is because we respond strongly to bilateral symmetry when we see it. But it also presents us with a situation where “one of these things is not like the other” (human figure + lamppost) phenomenon, disrupting the symmetry and creating tension, which we also respond to.
It helps that the image also makes good use of strong graphic elements.
Really?! What are they? They were inside a protected area by the Seine, but I'll keep it mind if I find them somewhere else.Makes really nice confiture, those!
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