The rounded, soft shapes of the hay bale and trees contrast with the sharp, angularity of the corn stubble.
Tag: cornfield
Dull?
This season’s colours are muted. The sky is often cloudy, blue-grey for days at a time. Fields are shades of tan, brown, dun. Dull? Perhaps, to some sensibilities. My sensitivity to shades and grades of colour is heightened, sharpened. I try to appreciate these muted scenes for their own beauty.
Waiting
Ranks of corn await the combine.
Blanket
A light white blanket softens the corduroy of a harvested cornfield.
Wild turkeys
We drove down a country road the other day, rounded a curve, and came across a flock of turkeys. I coasted to a stop, got the camera, and began snapping.
Corn and . . .
. . . something else. Do you see it? Can you tell what it is?
Tousled
Soon this cornfields’ tousled, untidy hairdo will be shorn right down.
Phalanx
Alone and isolated yet with spears at the ready, this phalanx of corn stands ready to do battle with the combine.
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