The harvester missed a few stalks along the edge of the field near our yard. A clear sky and late afternoon sun combined for a nice view.
Sunday, December 14, 2008
Day 349 - Corn left standing
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I began this blog in 2008 after I retired. My main interest is photography and so most posts will contain photos, along with brief comments or explanations. I participate in several weekly blogs and occasionally post my own recurring themes. Occasionally I throw in comments, kudos or complaints about the world situation. Links to my other two blogs are below the "Disclaimer".
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I began this blog in 2008 after I retired. My main interest is photography and so most posts will contain photos, along with brief comments or explanations. I participate in several weekly blogs and occasionally post my own recurring themes. Occasionally I throw in comments, kudos or complaints about the world situation. Links to my other two blogs are below the "Disclaimer".
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- I am retired, married to a smart, talented lady who once thought we computer people were geeks and now is one of us geeks. I have a long time interest in photography. We live in Maryland, about 50 miles from Washington, DC. My main camera is a Nikon D3100 with two zoom lenses (18-55 and 55-200). [Portrait by Marianne Oct 2, 2010]
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- Day 366 - As the sun sets on 2008 . . .
- Day 365 - Flat top tree
- Day 364 - The corn field revisited
- Day 363 - Sunset from the cornfield
- Day 362 - Our house at night
- Day 361 - Crowded perch
- Day 360 - Christmas at our house
- Day 359 - Waiting for Santa
- Day 358 - Christmas in Frederick
- Day 357 - Mouse and Santa's cookies
- Day 356 - Ice crystals
- Day 355 - Christmas lights
- Day 354 - Lights and leaves
- Day 353 - Light and shadows
- Day 352 - Small creek, small bridge
- Day 351 - Light and reflections
- Day 350 - Christmas lights
- Day 349 - Corn left standing
- Day 348 - December corn harvest?
- Day 347 - Visit of the seagulls
- Day 346 - Night lights in rain
- Day 345 - Farm and fog
- Day 344 - Reindeer and penguin
- Day 343 - Me and my blogging corner
- Day 342 - Sun, snow and rocks
- Day 341 - Light snow
- Day 340 - Four ornaments on a table
- Day 339 - Doorbells
- Day 338 - Hawks on wing: 4 views
- Day 337 - Morning after the sleet
- Day 336 - Sleeting?
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2 comments:
I kind of understand the ones left at the dge of the field, but what gives with the one left standing in the middle?
Corn fields in our area are long fihsished--except for those occasional single stalks at the edge---or in the center.
This is a great shot -- I love the sky and the feeling of solitude.
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