what would you call this picture?

[0igo]

im stuck and cannot think of what to search for on getty images. my customer wants something just like that for her background.

 

[Fred Weiss]

plowed field

farm

landscape

 

[2B]

specifically that is a raised furrowed field planted with what I would guess is either potatoes or soybeans, with the palm tree in the background I would say California

 

[decalman]

Farm landscape in the southwest with date trees.

Next question...

 

[OldPaint]

pretty)))))))))))))))))))))

 

[Tim4]

https://www.google.com/search?tbs=s...Cp69s9GBvOXt4cpcDziHc9QEYRQYOy1OnLBKOKqtK7cro

 

[ams]

Farm field

 

[Gino]

A political campaign for Diane Burgis in California.

 

[chester215]

13090294_1277034412325936_630737321_n.jpg

 

[HDvinyl]

Please don't tell me you're putting that as a background for a "logo".

If so, she must be hoping it's a pot field.

 

[bob]

Why not just use the image in the original post? It's sufficient to allow enlargement, especially with a spline fit algorithm such as PhotoZoom and a host of others. I take images of approximately that size to billboard dimensions using the proper software.

 

[0igo]

Please don't tell me you're putting that as a background for a "logo".

If so, she must be hoping it's a pot field.

its an image for her background logo lol

 

[0igo]

Why not just use the image in the original post? It's sufficient to allow enlargement, especially with a spline fit algorithm such as PhotoZoom and a host of others. I take images of approximately that size to billboard dimensions using the proper software.

do you use the 110 percent method on photoshop? or what software do you use?

 

[bob]

do you use the 110 percent method on photoshop? or what software do you use?

I use Photo Zoom Pro but there's a host of packages that do the same thing.

110% is roughly the same as shaking beads and rattles while chanting "Booga booga" compared to one of these packages.