The unusual clouds give the shot a real feeling of drama. Nice shot Ricardo.

Well mixed colors with warm and cold tones.

Cheers Rico

Lovely foreground detail and colour in the oats and the sky is good but I think this would be improved further by cropping the sky, taking off 25% off the top of your image would remove the 50/50 split and give the most dramatic part of the sky more impact.
Cheers Steve

Very interesting image! I like how the crops somewhat correlate with the dark cloud: they are bended towards the left and the cloud seems to move into the same direction. The sharpness is also excellent.
Regards, Dietrich

If you are from Hungary then my comment will in hungarian language.
Nagyon tetszik a k?p, nagyon j?l megcsin?ltad. Nagyon j?l haszn?lod a f?nyk?pezőg?pet, ?rdekes megl?t?said vannak.
csak ?gy tov?bb, szeretem a k?peidet..te magad is ?rdekes szem?lyis?g lehetsz..
?dv?zlettel,
Ane

Congratulations Rico. Everything essential has probably been said by previous commentators. But I have to say, that this is one of the best pictures I have seen on this website for a long time.
Best regards, Pekka N.

barry cross wrote:
> The unusual clouds give the shot a real feeling of drama. Nice shot Ricardo.
> Thank you very much for your comments. My apologies in reply your e-mail. I have been very busy the last weeks. Best regards, Ricardo

Pedro Afonso wrote:
> Well mixed colors with warm and cold tones.
>
> Cheers Rico
>
Muito obrigado Pedro!!. My apologies in reply your e-mail. I have been very busy the last weeks.

Ole Bornak wrote:
> Very dramatic, maybee it's time to cut the oats (?).
> Best regards
> Ole.
>
Many thanks Ole. My apologies in reply your e-mail. I have been very busy the last weeks.

Steve Elliott wrote:
> Lovely foreground detail and colour in the oats and the sky is good but I think this would
> be improved further by cropping the sky, taking off 25% off the top of your image would remove
> the 50/50 split and give the most dramatic part of the sky more impact.
> Cheers Steve
>
Thank you very much for your helpful comment, I am agree wiith you the picture is very simetric. My apologies in reply your e-mail. I have been very busy the last weeks. Here is the new version. Best regards, Ricardo

Dietrich Gloger wrote:
> Very interesting image! I like how the crops somewhat correlate with the dark cloud: they
> are bended towards the left and the cloud seems to move into the same direction. The sharpness
> is also excellent.
> Regards, Dietrich
>
Many thanks for your kind comments Dietrich. My apologies in reply your e-mail. I have been very busy the last weeks. Best regards Ricardo

Mary Ane wrote:
> If you are from Hungary then my comment will in hungarian language.
> Nagyon tetszik a k?p, nagyon j?l megcsin?ltad. Nagyon j?l haszn?lod a f?nyk?pezőg?pet,
> ?rdekes megl?t?said vannak.
> csak ?gy tov?bb, szeretem a k?peidet..te magad is ?rdekes szem?lyis?g lehetsz..
> ?dv?zlettel,
> Ane
>
Szia M?ria Ane, many thanks for your kind comments, Nagyon k?sz?n?m sz?pen, nem besz?lek magyarul. OK I can understand something and speak only very simple sentences, but really I am not Hungarian, I am from Venezuela, but in the last 4 years I have spent more time in your beautiful country that in Venezuela. I try to finish my PhD, and usually I speak in English with my tutor and colleagues. However I am glad that I could understand almost all that you wrote, I only needed ask for help, to my partner (Hungarian of course), with the last sentence of your comments. Thanks for thinking that I can be an interesting person, maybe you are right!!.
My apologies in reply your e-mail. I have been very busy the last weeks.

Best regards,
Ricardo

Pekka Nihtinen wrote:
> Congratulations Rico. Everything essential has probably been said by previous commentators.
> But I have to say, that this is one of the best pictures I have seen on this website for a
> long time.
> Best regards, Pekka N.
>
Many thanks Pekka for your kind comments and generous rating. My apologies in reply your e-mail, I have been very busy the last weeks. Best wishes, Ricardo