Wednesday 9 February 2011

Canola Skies

Canola (oil seed) may not be popular with some people, but it brings colour in a way that few other crops can compete with.

Took this photograph in the Grampians, west of Melbourne. Was drawn to the 3 fold division of land, plants and sky. Hope you like it!















You can find more Friday Sky images here (or by clicking the link on the RHS of this post)

You can also find more of my post here at my other blog (or by clicking in the Paying Ready Attention link on the RHS of this post)

Have a good Friday!

17 comments:

  1. Wow! I would like to have the same view in Poland now! Great image!

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  2. Yes, you can say that, it is not a favourite plant, it looks so golden and innocent under the blue sky.

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  3. I think canola in the fields is very beautiful!

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  4. I love the yellow fields of canola below such gorgeous skies! I think it's really interesting that there have been two fields of canola on Sky Watch today! I love it -- I've never seen it growing before! One of the wonderful things about seeing photos from around the world! Have a great weekend!

    Sylvia

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  5. Canola is such a cheerful colour! I like the contrast between the blue sky with its puffy white clouds, and the solid earth!

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  6. Ah, a beautiful remembrance of summer for me. So hard to remember that you don't have our winter. Thanks for sharing the field, which looks much like my post today where I'm only dreaming of summer :O)

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  7. I like the yellow the canola adds to the landscape. I can see a field of yellow canola at the CDR in the late summer. In a somewhat barren landscape, both in color and foliage, it's a welcome bright spot. This is a wonderful photo, Stewart.

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  8. Very nice--love the yellow of the canola. Mickie

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  9. What a striking photo. Beautiful!
    Happy Skywatch Friday!

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  10. Beautiful contrast between the bright yellow and the blue sky. Wildflowers still await us here in the northern hemisphere.
    As to photographing Yosemite, it is not only Ansel Adams but Galen Rowell whose photographs I try to replicate. I realize that both of them spent years and untold rolls of film gathering their iconic images.

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  11. Beautiful picture! I ahd never thought about canola blooms before!
    Shirley

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  12. you're right - for a crop that sure is pretty! The colors are great, beautiful sky too!

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