Here is one of my favourite photos of the field behind our house, awash with summertime poppies. For a few weeks they turn the fields of green rapeseed or wheat into something entrancing.
On the day I took this, Harry spent a good part of the afternoon wandering back and forth through the field, totally absorbed in his thoughts.
Sometimes a change of pace is what we all need.
{ 19 comments… read them below or add one }
I really love it, the contrast is great. I adore poppy’s
Oh stunning! Rarely see poppies around here but they are beautiful. Looks like a professional picture.
This one is quite similar to the one I’ve chosen
Lovely.
Aww love the positioning of your little one! Thats gorgeous! Great photo hun!
That is absolutely stunning. What a fabulous photo.
In many ways I envy the kids their age and ability to get lost in a field of poppies. Must be wonderful. xx
Oh this is lovely!
Oh, so lovely. I cannot wait for lovely summer’s days in fields like these.
There’s something very compelling about poppies, isn’t there? Lovely photo x
Oh how lovely – I’m lucky to spot one or two poppies at the edge of a wheat field… a whole field of them? Me and my camera would go daft!
What a lovely photo and great story to go with it.
MD xx
That is absolutely gorgeous. I love poppies. I agree, a change of pace, and a change of scene, can make all the difference.
Such a lovely photo, it looks like a photo poem to me.
What a stunning photo!
What a fabulous title for this photo ‘The colour of dreams’ I think it sums this up perfectly.
Thanks so much for joining in, everyone’s photos have been just wonderful and the stories behind them make them perfect x
wonderful photo and a great young model!
Gorgeous picture – it could be a card. Makes me think of the classic English summer’s day.
Such a beautiful photo, I love the colour of the poppies. x
That is a fabulous photo – oh for a field like that behind my house!
Gorgeous photo, and yes really dreamy…do you remember the Wizard of Oz and the shot where they fall asleep in the field of flowers? That came to my mind.