yes, well, the fields were getting quite decayed with flowers past there prime, and so I thought it excellent for a black and white image. I guess they let the flowers really go in order to dry out the seeds before harvest. They are mostly used to make oil in these parts.
I'm going back in time, once again, to visit my great great aunt, Lou Goodale Bigelow. I knew "Aunty Lou," and would visit ...
Wow! Strong image. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteha! I read that as "strange" instead of "strong." Both work, I think!
DeleteThat's wonderful. Not the kind of image that most people would think of as a B/W shot.
ReplyDeleteyes, well, the fields were getting quite decayed with flowers past there prime, and so I thought it excellent for a black and white image. I guess they let the flowers really go in order to dry out the seeds before harvest. They are mostly used to make oil in these parts.
DeleteReally lovely image.
ReplyDeleteReminds me of L. Cohen's song, "You want it darker."
DeleteOh, yes. So beautiful.
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