An art project in a field an hour south of Ensenada, Mexico. There are two doors, one leading up, one leading down. I like the incongruity. July, 2008.
Posts Tagged: Farm Land
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Jan 18
A Look Back—Art Project In Mexico
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Nov 17
A Look Back—Easton Sunrise
Still one of my favorite shots. Sunrise over an old farmhouse in Easton, a small community near Fresno, California. January 8, 2008.
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Feb 17
A Look Back—Farmland
The morning after a rainstorm near Marina, California. The day was sparkling and the lingering clouds caught my eye. April 1, 2006.
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Jun 10
Barn In The Distance
Another shot from Steptoe Butte. The wind was so fierce at the top of the Butte that I had to anchor the tripod with my camera backpack to hold the tripod still.
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Jun 10
View From Steptoe Butte
Steptoe Butte is is a peak that rises approximately 1,000 feet above the hills of the Palouse region. It offers wonderful views in every direction of the hills planted in wheat and other crops. The hills and hollows are dramatic when lighted from the side by the rising or setting sun.
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Jun 10
The Palouse Region
I recently spent several days in eastern Washington, participating in a photography workshop with Scott Bourne and Gary Hamburgh. The area is part of a larger region known as the Palouse, a wheat-growing region characterized by numerous hills, humps and hollows. Crops follow the contours of the hills and create a compelling variety of textures and patterns for the photographer.
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May 10
Farming Community and Mt. Hood
An image from Hood River, Oregon. This was taken from a small park that overlooked a beautiful valley of farms, fields and orchards. Mt. Hood appeared to generate its own weather system on this late October morning.
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May 10
Grape Vineyard and Setting Sun
Another image from Easton, California. This was from late November as the grape leaves were turning color and the sun set early in the day.
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May 10
Grapevines and Sierra Snow
This shot is from Easton, California, a small farming community a few miles southwest of Fresno. The Sierras are not often visible from the San Joaquin Valley because of air pollution. The snow covered peaks were beautiful on an early March morning in 2006. I used a telephoto lens to bring the mountains in the distance much closer to the vineyard in the foreground.