Vineyards as far as the eye could see when I was on holiday in France last month.
In the middle of the Chablis area, it does become clear to you why France is called a wine country.
But once back home in the Netherlands, I was reminded on a walk that some vineyards can be found in the Netherlands too.
Unfortunately, during my walk I did not bring my camera so these photos were taken with my phone.
Even though they were shot with a phone, I am not dissatisfied with them.
But judge for yourself.
Curious about your thoughts.
I will mention the details with each photo.
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Sadly, the vineyards here are not as neatly maintained as in France but still worth a photo.
But what is so appealing?
Well I think it is the vines disappearing towards the horizon.
Creating the beautiful lines.
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Unfortunately, the thickness of the grapes is also disappointing.
This is mainly due to the very dry summer we have had.
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But there is no complaining about the number of grapes.
Only the taste is debatable.
They were very sour and I am more of a sweet tooth.
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The blue grapes were more photogenic I thought.
They stood out better among the green leaves.
And gave a nice contrast.
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I cannot conclude this photo series without a B&W photo.
Because B&W is my favourite.
Thank you for reading my post.
Greetings and best wishes,
Paula (
📷Photos: Shot by me with an Iphone 14
📷Edited: With Adobe Photoshop Express