14 July 2010

Wordless Wednesday 86

Midsummer Harvest, 2010


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26 comments:

  1. Melody7/14/10, 12:05 AM

    Great pic! Love the sky!

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  2. Anonymous7/14/10, 12:08 AM

    I've always wondered why some hay bales are round and others are rectangular.

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  3. Carrie7/14/10, 1:40 AM

    Love this shot - from a wanna be farmgirl.

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  4. kayerj7/14/10, 1:55 AM

    love hay bales all nice and tidy in the field. great picture

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  5. BooksPlease7/14/10, 2:22 AM

    Lovely photo - the bales look set to roll off down the field.

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  6. Stan7/14/10, 2:49 AM

    That hay just keeps on rollin' along.

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  7. catsynth7/14/10, 4:24 AM

    From that perspective the hay bails look so neat, and smooth, almost artificial/manufactured....

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  8. Michelle7/14/10, 6:17 AM

    Gorgeous!

    I can almost feel a cool (and needed) breeze. :)

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  9. caite7/14/10, 7:24 AM

    it is a shame there are no more haystacks, but the giant rolls are nice...until they cover them with black plastic.

    It is a beautiful sky.

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  10. Anonymous7/14/10, 8:11 AM

    I like the rolls better ;) Happy WW.

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  11. Beth Kephart7/14/10, 8:22 AM

    This is gorgeous. How wide is your wide angle?

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  12. Secret Mom Thoughts7/14/10, 9:06 AM

    Beautiful field and shot.

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  13. Beth7/14/10, 9:11 AM

    What a lovely picture. It's good to see some grass that isn't totally parched, which is what we have down here now!

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  14. Beth Hoffman7/14/10, 10:05 AM

    Oh, how I love this picture--takes me right back to childhood. I long to hop on a horse and canter through that field.

    Beautiful.

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  15. Susan Adcox7/14/10, 10:17 AM

    Really nice composition.

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  16. Cathy7/14/10, 12:58 PM

    Love it!

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  17. SuziQoregon7/14/10, 5:08 PM

    Beautiful - love the colors and it's so peaceful.

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  18. Molly7/14/10, 5:42 PM

    You fully captured the idyllic setting of the pastoral community!

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  19. Karen Harrington7/14/10, 5:43 PM

    Ahhhhhhh!

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  20. Anonymous7/14/10, 5:50 PM

    This is so pretty and idyllic it looks fake! Thanks for sharing.

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  21. chrisa5117/14/10, 9:03 PM

    I don't know what it is about this picture, but I just absolutely love it Beth!! I want to be there :)

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  22. auntie-c7/14/10, 11:06 PM

    Nicely done! We always call this the "marshmallow harvest"!

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  23. Veens7/15/10, 4:55 AM

    I did not they were hay balls. i have never seen anything like this!

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  24. Kaye7/15/10, 7:11 AM

    The sky is just gorgeous in that shot. I like how the mountain in the background just draws the eye right into the picture. Great shot!

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  25. Dawn @ sheIsTooFondOfBooks7/15/10, 7:57 AM

    the suggested movement (to my eye) of the bales draws me to the colors of the mountains/sky/clouds. Lovely!

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  26. Dawn @ sheIsTooFondOfBooks7/15/10, 7:57 AM

    the suggested movement (to my eye) of the bales draws me to the colors of the mountains/sky/clouds. Lovely!

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