I know a field ripe for a morning photo shoot. (instead of working on my Day 3 post—I did get a little done last night).
Hopefully you enjoy at least one of these.
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Photos – Cache Valley Fields
I was working in my study as the sun rose. Puffy clouds scuttled across the sky. Through the open window geese honked.
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wow, really great photos Scott– I particularly like the 4th photo and the last photo
brilliant!
cheers
I’m glad you liked them.
Crap, I thought I had a link to your blog and an RSS feed from you (I was kind of wondering why I hadn’t been reading your blog on my RSS feed lately–thought you hadn’t been posting). DOH!
Ok, I’ve got that rectified–you’re now in my feed and I’ve got a link to you from my blogroll.
Some nice shots Scott. I like the 5th one and the last one best. Nice contrast on the clouds with the early morning shadows
Hi Harry! I’m glad you liked. That 5th photo was kind of funny. I took a shot and looked at it and saw my shadow poking into it. I had to huddle down by the tripod feet and use the remote to snap it. I wish the utility pole wasn’t in the way, but with the good light coming and going, I didn’t want to take the time to relocate. In fact, I stood in the one spot for over 20 mins. waiting for the clouds to move from in front of the sun.