Indiana Gold - II by Svarg
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Description
Cass County
Here is literally some of Indiana's gold: bean fields just before harvest. This field is not even a good stretch of the legs from our house. I know it's too wide, but I didn't have the heart to cut down this panorama.
Hope your weekend is great,
Thanks for looking!
Ken

Comments (12)
excellent image well done
So do you like beans Ken ? I'm sure they wouldn't mind if you borrowed a few for dinner ? beanz meanz f...z ! great panorama shot. Cheers :o)
Impressive panorama, Ken. I think it's good like it is (without cut)!!
I like the picture, could use a slight bump in the levels...this is the stuff our country should be growing!!! Great image Ken!!
I love the "great expanse" on this. Wouldn't hold the interest long if it was narrower. I love the feel of this. So, bean fields, huh? bet its beautiful when they are blooming.
This is what my backyard looked like one and a half years ago...now there's $400,000 houses. Big, hulking houses :( I love the gold of the wheat, corn and beans and the expanse of land. You could see the sun setting and the gorgeous colors in the sky...now I only see inside the kitchens of these houses. Miss this.
It's not to wide, it's perfect. All the colors that are airing their show, so lovely. Soon it will be a blanket of white, yessssssss.
Thx, Eric. I did add a little enhancement.
Thank for sharing. It is very pretty.:)
Beauty, no cut needed. Love this one Ken. Wide open spaces are wonderous, as is your shot.. Lovley. Hugs to you both. Di.
Fine wide photo. thanx ;-)
Ahh, Indiana - there's no place like it. Wonderful panoramic shot. As a fellow Hoosier I can really appreciate the view!