I like the image and reminds me of some of the farmlands here in USA, but without the hills. Most of our agriculture is done on flat acres of ground (though several exceptions when you get out in the northwestern part of the country). I think from your description that your country is like our midwestern farming states.

The lines on the small hills provide a uniqueness that enhances the landscape. The color and lines of the planting gives back in both sustenance and photo opportunities. I love the information about the unique cultivation ...and your country in general. Thanks for sharing.

I live in Florida now, and the flattest place I have ever lived. There is limited landscape opportunities here except for the beach with sunrises and sunsets looking onto the northern pats of the Everglades.   Posted: 01/15/2025 20:31:48

A nice image Ahmed, my eye was drawn to the rows in the middle of the image which indicated that it was a populated and farmed area. I see a foreground and background with the rows as the central part of the image. I thought about cropping in from both sides and a bit from the top to minimize the sky. You seem to have reduced shadows in the central area and I would consider just a bit more to really bring out the rows, perhaps with a little texture added.   Posted: 01/16/2025 22:43:04

A fine image Ahmed. The composition and story here are good, but in my humble opinion, the light is a bit flat, possibly due to the apparent overcast conditions at the time of capture. I hope you don't mind, but I had a little play in PS with it. I just increased the brightness and contrast a little and then added some tonal contrast in NIK to lift the colours of the ground a little, while trying to leave the sky untouched. This is just my thinking and not meant to detract from your image at all.   Posted: 01/18/2025 00:16:53