Field of Gold

Even with dull, slate-grey skies you can usually find something out and about whilst walking that brightens the day. This is a field filled with Rape (Brassica napus), and the shoots on the trees were just opening up fresh and green.

Photograph taken May 2014, local field, Staffordshire.

07/16 by Peter Hillman Categories: Fields & Meadows, Landscape Photography, Local Walks, Nature Photography, PlacesTags: Brassica napus, Countryside, Crop, Farmland, Fields, Landscape, Landscape Photography, Local Walks, Meadows, Nature, Nature Photography, Oilseed Rape, Yellow 2 Comments

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Maybe it was a field like this that led Sting to write his song, “Fields of Gold.” It certainly does glow, doesn’t it?

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Pete Hillman's Nature Photography says:

Jul 06, 2016 at pm

Yes, maybe Sting was inspired by such a view to write the song. And, indeed, it glows. Thank you for your comment 🙂

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