In taking landscape photographs I find that I often want to revisit a location. The first ‘take’ of images may not have explored all that I have in mind. This can be due to the season – perhaps a photograph taken in summer may prompt a desire to look at the scene in winter. Or perhaps, after perusing the initial images, I may want to explore the location in more depth.
Such is the case here. Having visited the rape seed field with barn I returned a few days later. The weather was very different with a bue sky and clouds complementing the yellow field.
Ignoring the yellow rape and the blue sky this images is an infrared rendering. The monochrome images with the soft highlights has a certain appeal. There is more information on infrared photography available.
Taken with a Canon 5D Mk2 with a Canon EF 24-70mm f/2.8L USM lens – 24mm focal length, 1/125th second at f/11 ISO 100.
