AgricultureHarvested → Living field
The field, alive.
The one reveal that moves: draw across harvested ground and the wheat grows back, wind and all.
A reveal that moves
Every other RevealCraft experience holds two photographs and lets a visitor wipe between them. This one holds a photograph and a film. Draw across harvested ground and the field grows back into the stroke — not a crossfade to a second picture, but wheat actually moving in wind, playing wherever the hand has been.
It is the answer to the question the other eight raise: a reveal does not have to be a before and an after. It can be a still thing becoming a living one.
Who it is for
Anything that grows, fills, settles or comes back. Agriculture and land management, where a season is the story. Real estate and landscaping, where a site becomes a place. Tourism and destinations, where a view is the product and a still photograph undersells it. Energy, restoration, conservation — any business whose before and after are separated by time rather than by a service call.
How it behaves
The film is a 4-second seamless loop, about 440 KB on a phone, and it is not downloaded until the scene is nearly on screen. A visitor who has asked for reduced motion or for less data never gets it at all: they get the same two states as a comparison they drag themselves. On a phone the scene sits in its own frame rather than filling the screen, and a finger can still scroll the page from on top of it.