The wind brushed the field of red,
And the poppies moved, with a gentle sway of the head.
I recorded each moment, with a touch of art,
Capturing the beauty, that was simply a part.
With each click, I painted the scene,
In shades of red, with a brilliant sheen.
The petals danced, like a river of flame,
And I froze the moment, with a painter's claim.
For in this field, the poppies sing,
A song of color, in the wind's fling.
And with my lens, I recorded the sight,
That's what i love to do, in the morning light.
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dancing poppies (Series)
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AUTHOR
Thaddäus, known as hozzography, is a photographer from a small town in the Austrian countryside. Since 2019, his passion for photography has grown, capturing diverse scenes from serene rural landscapes to dynamic moments across Europe and beyond.
His work spans various genres, with a special focus on nature and landscapes, where he finds tranquility and inspiration. From gloomy forests and wild rivers to dancing flower fields and the sea, he aims to evoke a dreamlike quality in his photographs. By experimenting with filters and techniques, he blends reality with surrealism, inviting viewers to lose themselves in space and time.
Traveling fuels his creativity, allowing him to explore new perspectives and capture beauty in unexpected places. His photographs are a testament to the belief that every moment holds potential for extraordinary art.
His work spans various genres, with a special focus on nature and landscapes, where he finds tranquility and inspiration. From gloomy forests and wild rivers to dancing flower fields and the sea, he aims to evoke a dreamlike quality in his photographs. By experimenting with filters and techniques, he blends reality with surrealism, inviting viewers to lose themselves in space and time.
Traveling fuels his creativity, allowing him to explore new perspectives and capture beauty in unexpected places. His photographs are a testament to the belief that every moment holds potential for extraordinary art.
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