September 26, 2013autumn, nature burnished ochre Sharonfarm, farmscape, field, landscape photography, light, midwest photography, nature photography, ochre, prairie, prairiescape, rural Like this:Like Loading...
Beautiful Sharon. I love how the rows are at an angle… and I’m color-blind and I can tell there’s lots of warm colors in there 😉 Reply
Hi Scott 🙂 Thanks very much! I’m happy you noticed the angle as it’s my favorite part too. There’s a short period in the fall when the soybeans go from deep green to a warm, almost mauve color, and when the sun shines they really glow. It was great to hear from you. I’ll hop over and give your site a look soon. Thank you Scott 🙂 Reply
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Hello, Sharon! I feel that a season completely changed.
Hi Fotostream!
That’s a wonderful comment, thanks so much!
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Beautiful Sharon. I love how the rows are at an angle… and I’m color-blind and I can tell there’s lots of warm colors in there 😉
Hi Scott 🙂
Thanks very much!
I’m happy you noticed the angle as it’s my favorite part too.
There’s a short period in the fall when the soybeans go from deep green to a warm, almost mauve color, and when the sun shines they really glow.
It was great to hear from you. I’ll hop over and give your site a look soon.
Thank you Scott 🙂
Awesome! I like how you captured the rows in a subtle way. 🙂
Thanks very much, mishunderstood 🙂