suger cand harvest by jocko500
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I forgot it was suger cane harvest around here. I thought they would not have one because of the two big storms around here lay most the cane down. But they have ways of getting the cane anyway. Wish I shot the action as it cut the cane and all. I may have talk them in letting me stand in front of the blades as it turn and cut the cane up close. Sounds dangour but that my middle name hahaahaha just jokeing[Just watch "Who Harry Crumb" with John Candy]that one of the lines in the movie.
Well back to the image. I was driveing by a few days ago and saw them burning the cane and I when home thinking of going to shot a nite photos of the cane burning when it got nite. Lol I forgot and it was out at 9pm when I went to shot. Then on Sunday I was passing by and saw this and stop and shot some photos. So here one of them for now.
Christmas is comeing on us so I going to post some christmas things tomorrow and the next few days.
thanks for looking and commenting and votes
Comments (42)
oh wow i thought they only had that on hawaii!! wonderful pov!! mm i love fresh sugas cane! Merry christmas Jock!!
they just said on the news that the prices of sugar are going up as orange juice. I use neither so it does not bother me. I miss southern Louisiana seeing your fotos.
great shot.
yes, greast shot. Up here, its sugar beets and there's a Crystal Sugar processing plant near Hillsboro, ND.
Wonderful shot ... looks like they got it all. :-) Happy Holidays Jock.
Excellent photo! You must live in Florida, lots of sugar cane grown here. This brings back memories going to "cane grindings" at my great grandfathers house, when I was growing up. You know where they cook the cane juice down into syrup? Never cared for the syrup but love the candy you can make from it. :-)
i like the tilt & muddy pov :]
I really like the perspective on this shot, going uphill and to an angle. Great shot!
You did good on this one Jocko.. Perfect on the angle and the POV.... Excellent!
Excellent photo! love the pov! :)
No matter what the crop the fields look the same after the harvest. Nice POV and depth, that's some nice looking soil there.
Great shot Jock,but wheres the moutains?Interesting carts.Merry christmas to you and your Family
Lol I forgot to say I in Louisiana U.S.A. and it flat like a pancake here and I forgot to get the tilt out I did not wish to get muddy in the shooting of this lol and there no hills where i live [must watch out for this or it just turn out good for the photo O My]
great shot... i love the unusual pov.
Real close. I feel like I've already tracked mud into the house!
Wonderful POV, looks like a mud pit now,wipe your feet!!
The empty bins and the barron fields..kind of depressing..nice shot
Hey we've got lots and lots and lots of that here, maybe I should visit it? Love the tractor along side :D
Wonderful pov. I really like this shot Jocko! Merry Christmas to you and yours! :)
Wonderful scene and POV!
Good strong composition and explanation.. WEll done.. My "VOTE"
great muddy pov !
Cool! Excellent shot!*****!
well done for this POV...
Love the angle on this one Jock. It makes a muddy field look more than interesting! As for burning the fields, We cant do that any more in the UK. The smoke is bad for the atmosphere and causes acid rain.
I have seen these waddling out of the field to cross the road near Belle Glade Florida in 1982. Now they have smaller wagons pulled by John Deeres.
A excellent country scene.....!!! I like the beautiful and creative point of view......!!!!
Human being are resourceless... great photo!!
very well done photo, friend. I have seen the cane fields while visiting Louisiana but not seen the harvesting...
You've got an excellent eye for good shots, Jock. Great POV! Well done!