The Rolling Hills
"In some respects, vineyards make for fairly uninteresting photographic subject matter. The uniformity of the rows, the bushy and relatively undistinguishable vines, all conspire to create a sameness that is difficult to escape. Photographs like this one, however, demonstrate that with the right atmospheric light, and the correct perspective, vineyards can become something altogether magical -- a living skin on the rippling contours of the earth that catch the light and throw it back at you." -- Alder Yarrow
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Arthur
wrote:NIce.
Looks like K-J's "Camelot Highlands" portion of the Cambria estate on the Santa Maria bench.
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