Shade and shadows are so very commonplace that I spent the past week looking through files of photos looking for something that excited me. Today I spent some time enjoying my photos from our last trip through the Canadian Rockies and the U.S. Northwest. I remember taking this photo. I remember the beauty of the shadows cast by moving clouds across the ripening wheat, making a continually evolving scene. People who have lived or driven through the vast wheat fields of the Great Plains understands how surprising and unexpected a captivating evolving wheat field is.
Leya is hosting the Lens-Artists Challenge with the theme of Shade and Shadows.
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Love the image of the wheat field. We love driving through farmlands and seeing the shadows made by clouds on the landscape. You’ve captured it all so beautifully!
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Thanks you. Close to home we have rolling hills and the shadows do really nice things on them.
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Oooh. Nice vista.
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A beautiful play of clouds over the fields, Pat. Just the kind of photography I love. You have such enormously big fields in the US. Almost difficult to fathom.
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In the plains they are enormous. We drove through the Canadian wheat fields for three days and only saw a few houses. And the wind blows constantly.
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Impressive!
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I just can’t get over what vast landscapes you have in the States, Pat!
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An interesting subject matter…I always loved the skies in that are of the country.
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Great image of the wheat field. This is a fun photo challenge.
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Thanks. I found it fun but challenging.
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