Grasses at Eling marshes, Hampshire.

On a moderately breezy day I noticed that the shape of the seed heads on the grass stalks mirrored the shape of a passing cloud. It would probably have worked better if the cloud (or the wind-blown grass) had been the other way around, but the similarity of the shapes is still remarkable.

Taken on a Zorki 1 from the early 50's.

Standard tone is selenium. Also available in black & white if requested (please email)

This print is part of a limited edition of 250 prints of all sizes.