I think that's the perfect title for this composition, Tim.
Lovely perspective and colour, and yes, the subject is daydreaming about something, perhaps the thing she clutches in her hands....
And the moody sky adds an air of impending rain and storm in which she will run around in the field, arms outstretched, soaking wet and glad to be alive...
Superb, matey
tim hitchins: ha well i love your thoughts on this Paul, not sure my daughter would run around in the rain though too worried about getting her hair wet Most appreciated Paul and have a good day 2mo.
Love the photo - the sky, the focus, the position of the girl - it all works really well. As for titles - that's a personal matter. Some pictures don't need them - I think this is probably one of them. I tend not to title individual images, but give a title to a series. But each to his own!
Ingrid
tim hitchins: yes your probably right Ingrid, glad you liked it though, cheers.
Tim, I love the way the wheat fields sway in the breeze and your daughter seems to become part of it.
The crop on the top is a bit too thigh and I would have liked a bit more space from her head to the top of the photograph.
tim hitchins: your so right Kathryn and i let the stupid rule of thirds sway me on this, 1/3 sky,2/3 field, stupid as i dont normally care for the rules and adding more sky would have helped with the atmosphere, oh well go with my own rules from now oncheers Kathryn and have a nice day.......Tim.
This wonderful photo has captured a really moody story - it's intriguing. I like the leterbox crop but I'd like to see a bit more of that brooding sky.
Great shot.
tim hitchins: oh i know harv should have added more just went for the composition and the thirds rule which i really dont care for, oh well lesson learnt Harv, most appreciated m8.
I believe that you have not been mistaken in the title, Tim. The photography enchants to me, I like much… in addition I believe that it is an image that goes much in my line or my idea of photography! I congratulate to you! Ahh! For my a Likey!
tim hitchins: well thank you so much Jose, yes i feel it is something i must try harder to do conveying a mood in a photo that is, most appreciated Jose
I was thinking about the "rule of thirds" and also how shots of water/seascapes (and typically those with strong reflections) tend to follow more of a "rule of halves" - ie 50% above the horizon, 50% below. Couldn't help but feel that your field of wheat is an awfully lot like a "sea of wheat" - what happens if you devote half of the composition to the field (rather than 2/3rds) and half to the sky? (keeping the girl off-centre to the right)?