Posted by Ernest Cadegan on Fri, 08/22/14 06:36
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Comments by Jan Bjorklund on Fri, 08/22/14 08:52 The peppering of hay bales across the slope serves to lead the eyes of the viewer to the crest of the hill with a sense of anticipation for what lies beyond. Simple with a strong sense of the Prairies. Comments by Jacky on Fri, 08/22/14 12:39 Excellent! Comments by Michael Meek on Sat, 08/23/14 03:25 A poetic image to my mind. Harvest time, season's end, the cycle completing, winter is coming. At first glance every kind of thing seems alike. But is the sky the same from one end to the other? Is the field? Are not the bales individuals? And what about tomorrow? Hay Fields --Hap Rochelle hay fields in sultry summer sweat stained cap and gloves dust floating in the muggy air muscles ache by end of day Comments by Garry Schaefer on Sat, 08/23/14 07:44 Four thumbs up (2x2)! Comments by JP Zorn on Sat, 08/23/14 08:37 i like the creamy colors and overall spareness. Comments by Ernest Cadegan on Sat, 08/23/14 15:00 Thanks all for the comments and to Michael for the poetry. Comments by Linda Frey on Sat, 08/23/14 15:54 I like the variety of shapes that you captured in the bales. Comments by Paul Bracey on Fri, 08/29/14 18:36 With a little selective coloring, you could go after the hippy set... Purple Hays! *grin*