Category: 23 Spring
Tasmania, Australia
På grunn av værforandringene i Tasmania-høylandet måtte jeg stå tidlig opp for dette lavendelbildet. Med stativ satte jeg opp motivet for å fremheve de tunnelerende radene med lavendel i morgenlyset. Treet til venstre i bildet gir et ekstra element i komposisjonen og forsterker den friske atmosfæren på den sørlige halvkules største lavendelfelt.
The tunneling rows in this shot pull my eye right to the horizon, and the soft dawn tones feel almost painterly. I hung it in my hallway and catch myself stopping to look at it every time I pass.
The early-morning light really pays off here—those converging rows draw your eye straight down the path, and the misty highland tones feel almost cool to look at. I've had it up on my wall for a week and I keep stopping to trace the depth in the layers.
The tunnel effect from those lavender rows is just stunning—the perspective pulls you right down the path. You can tell it was shot at that perfect early hour because the light feels so soft and still.
