Context: One of the few enjoyable perks of 12 hour jet-lag when arriving back for a summer on Lake Huron is being up before sunrise and taking the camera out with a hot coffee. Our place has a view of the lake out the front and a farmer's field out the back. This summer it was winter wheat, next year he'll rotate in corn or soybeans. When the wind pulls through a wheat field you can't help but switch off and stare out as the husks dip and roll. There were days it felt as though we were sandwiched between two lakes:one blue, and one gold.
Leave us a comment and let us know what you think. It's not that we mind commenting to each other, but we'd love to know what your observations are too!
Note: Only a member of this blog may post a comment.
I love the depth in both of these photos, and particularly the prominence of the one grass (wheat?) contrasted with the dark background.
ReplyDeleteGreat colors, great pairing!
Context:
ReplyDeleteOne of the few enjoyable perks of 12 hour jet-lag when arriving back for a summer on Lake Huron is being up before sunrise and taking the camera out with a hot coffee. Our place has a view of the lake out the front and a farmer's field out the back. This summer it was winter wheat, next year he'll rotate in corn or soybeans. When the wind pulls through a wheat field you can't help but switch off and stare out as the husks dip and roll. There were days it felt as though we were sandwiched between two lakes:one blue, and one gold.