Halifax-based freelance photographer Shaun Lowe’s brilliant color shots help lift the winter blues. This field of lush canola stretches to the sea. Below, a favorite subject: an isolated, crumbling farmhouse.
Above: Canola Skies / Below: Canola Road (Prince Edward Island)
Seats with a View
Lowe is a photo artist who does editorial for the media and also shoots stock photographs. A great site to view all his works, here. On Facebook, here. Learn more about Canola, here.
Categories: Photography
Canadian Art Junkie 
Wonderful photography.
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Who knew canola was so beautiful in bloom! Ok, maybe those of you who live near the fields – but awesome color. I thought the first one was a painting when I first saw the preview on your FB page!
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Again and again, I am amazed by the precision of gifted photographers.
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Amazing. Love the colors and the feel they give when looking at them.
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You’re right, they really do have a special, rural feeling.
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Reblogged this on Makere's Blog.
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Oh yes, minus 35 and looking at these wonderful images? Love!! Thank you 🙂
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Really makes a bit of a difference, doesn’t it.
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You are a wonderful photographer…lovely photos!
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This artist’s use of color is so vibrant and beautiful and just lovely!
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Exactly. Looks more like a painting.
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Beautiful color!
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I like that he’s captured the natural color of the canola so beautifully.
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These are gorgeous.
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True and some of his other photo art is equally exquisite.
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It took me a while to realize that these are photos, not paintings! Love them all!
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I also had to look twice to realize they were photographs, so true.
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Definitely uplifting images. The bright intense colors wake me up to a better day, after seeing the dank grey out of my window! Thank you for this timely post Boomer!
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You’re welcome, and stay warm.
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You stay warm, too!
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Brilliant and spirit-lifting, that’s for sure!
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Yes really, especially on a day like this (sleet, ice, ugh)
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LIKE. LIKE. LIKE.
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Good. Good. Good!
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