This field is around the corner from our house and they recently did one last harvest. I like the way the bales of hay look against the last bits of color on the trees.
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I like those bales, too. I told Ryan yesterday that I'd like to find some around here to take his picture against. I just posted 2 blog posts, BTW, if you want to "visit"!
Fall is turning into winter (for you - not us) and the cows will be well fed! I like the simplicity of just one bale in the pic!
I love the red on that tree!! I am not sure we are going to have any fall down here!
I sued to see scenes like this all the time growing up. Now the farms have all be sold off and turned into housing developments. This is a sweet reminder. Thanks.
jj
beautiful pictures Mari!
the red tree behind the bale ... so striking
really beautiful fall shot!!
LIke shots with bales of hay
A beautiful harvest indeed!
I like to photograph those haybales too....although I see them spring-fall something about them truly says "harvest"/fall. Great shot!
WOW! Beautiful!!!!
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