World in Yellow and Green, by Jens Hieke

Each spring, Saxony’s hills turn into yellow and green stripes. Rapeseed is becoming more widespread, since it is used for the production of biofuel. Energy crops are consuming increasing areas of land which was formerly used for growing food – a practice which in the meantime has become very controversial.

Technical Info: Canon EOS 500D | Exposure 1/30 @ f/3.5 | Focal Length 18mm | ISO 100
Award Winner: Photo of the Day | March 02
Award Score: 60 (Value 11, Clarity 12, Composition 14, Style 13, Skill 13)

Title of the photograph: World in Yellow and Green
Photo of the Day Award Category: Color Photography
Photograph Location: Saxony | Germany

Photographer: Jens Hieke (Dresden, Germany) Registered Photographer
Jens Hieke was born in 1967 and lives in Leipzig, Saxony, Germany. Though he was a graduate librarian, but working for a broadcaster for some time. He was always fascinated by the unlimited diversity of the world, and only a few years ago he discovered photography as a wonderful possibility to capture the transient, constantly changing beauty of humans, animals and things. Actually a man of words, the passion for photography is more than an addition to his other love, the literature. He had previously photographed with the Samsung NV24HD, but currently the Canon EOS 500D is his catcher.

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