SOMERSET LAVENDER

Having previously photographed Somerset Lavender in the evening with the sun setting behind me, I decided that a sunrise image with the sun at right angles would better emphasise the form and texture of the lavender rows. I left home at 3am one morning in late June under clear skies. As sunrise approached, the clouds built up ominously. I finally got just one minute of good light before the sun disappeared for the rest of the morning. But I was in the right place with my composition set up for those 60 seconds. I was back home in bed by 6am.

F/22, 0.5 seconds, ISO 100
Accepted: Northern Counties (2014), Gia Dinh (Vietnam) (2014)

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