I am trying to say something (e.g. wheat field) is visible on whole photo, from observer point up to the horizon, expanded into both left and right directions. I am looking for some idiom or singular verb that can express that idea (as I can do it in Polish).
I wish it was describing universal property of the field, and not be bound to particular observer, that's why I discarded "cover all the view" from title.
On some online dictionaries I found "all the way up to the horizon" expression. Thus: "fields outstreched all the way up to the horizon".
I came up with "field extends/outstretches all over the horizon", but I am not sure whenever it is not bad copy of "all over the world" expression.
Also, I am not sure whenever any of these express the idea of fields being visible not only on the horizon, but on the whole view.