The Golden Morning

Last weekend is had a trip to somewhere in the middle of the Netherlands. My grandparents were married for 50 years so we stayed at a bungalow park with whole the family. The first morning I stood up at 5.30 and I sneaked out of the house. My nephew with whom I shared a room woke up and stared at me like he was trying to say: "You dumbass!".
I took my bike and drove a kilometre or so out of the bungalow park. There was morning mist over the fields and there were some nice clouds in the sky.
I mentioned the environment looks so different from where I live. It was a region I've never been before. Everything was much greener and the sky looked so different. I do live in a river delta where the conditions are constantly changed by the large bodies of waters the light just differs so much from the river landscape where this photograph is taken.

The Photo
I wanted to photograph the tree line with the shadows of the trees casting its range of shadows on the ground. I had to stand in the shadow of one of the trees to get the exposure I wanted. I had been playing around with some focal lengths but again it was the 10mm that worked the best for this shot.

Metadata
Nikon D60
Sigma 10-20mm @10mm
1/50 sec
f/11
ISO 100
Circular Polarizer
Velbon Sherpa 600R