This is a pleasantly neat vineyard in lovely natural autumn colors. The image crop suits the landscape. I think they call your country, the 'Land of the Long White Cloud', don't they? That must be part of such cloud over those distant hills.
Breathtakingly beautiful! I love clouds (as long as they don't cover the whole sky, that is!). And worry about our small vintners, oh dear, these looks like corn fields in the American Midwest!
Thank you every one! Vineyard in this season is very nice. While they have a grape, all the vines are under the white net to protect from birds. I like after harvest and when the leaves change it's colour.
New Zealand is also called 'AOTEAROA' which means 'Land of the Long White Cloud'. I think, it a great name.
Seifried Vineyard, Nelson, New Zealand
bien des promesses visuelles et gustatives
ReplyDeleteBen this shot is absolutely wonderful but the three previous ones are to die for too.
ReplyDeleteChange, leaves, look up, you've been divinely inspired by autumn.
This is a pleasantly neat vineyard in lovely natural autumn colors. The image crop suits the landscape. I think they call your country, the 'Land of the Long White Cloud', don't they? That must be part of such cloud over those distant hills.
ReplyDeleteWowwwwwww... so peaceful and so serence! And of course, the source of future wine ;) which makes it all the beter haha!
ReplyDeleteI do like the panoramic crop in this, it's a wide open landscape!
ReplyDeleteBreathtakingly beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI love clouds (as long as they don't cover the whole sky, that is!). And worry about our small vintners, oh dear, these looks like corn fields in the American Midwest!
Thank you every one! Vineyard in this season is very nice. While they have a grape, all the vines are under the white net to protect from birds. I like after harvest and when the leaves change it's colour.
ReplyDeleteNew Zealand is also called 'AOTEAROA' which means 'Land of the Long White Cloud'. I think, it a great name.
Amazing autumn colours! So rich and powerful photograph! It draws you in, into the landscape.
ReplyDeleteWhat a shot!
Cheers!
Cheers Lachezar.
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