planting suger cane time. by jocko500
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this is what I first saw when I was driveing down the road and I turned around to get some shots of them planting sugar cane. The cane they plant now will not be ready intill next year. it takes two years to grow.
In the back groung is the sugar mill. Oh I was so happy this one came out so good. I put the camera on auto for a few shots then I put it on manul lol wish I kept it at auto. My big error. Most likey will not be the last but hope it not many times this happens. I had it set for low lighting for the cajun jams I go to. lol.
Here you see the tractors pulling the trailers full of cane. the cane have eyes on them. IThe man I talked to show me the eyes two times. guess he thought I was going to take a photo of them but I did not caught on . Now i wish i did. I go and take some photos of canes eyes when it is sunny . Been raining here off and on for two days
anyway there is three men walking behind most the trailers pulling the cane out by hand and laying it down in the rows of dirt. Not on top the row but in the vally. I post the tractor that will cover the cane with two feet of dirt tomorrow
Comments (53)
Stark contrast and marriage of dark and light in this shot of the tractors and trailers, Jock. They look like toy trucks from this distance. You really had the DOF going great guns on this capture.
Interesting capture..beautiful photo! :)
Yes, good shot, Jock. I like the way the darker foreground area is presented...that way you can see the rows of cane being laid down in the background.
if you passing a sugar cane feilds and see this . stop and go ask to take photos for they planting
This is an awesome picture.
Splendid work! EXT!
Great information and well documented with your photos.
I was wondering how they were actually planted. Two feet of dirt is an awful lot of dirt and two years is quite a wait. Thank you so much for the information and the great shot, Jocko!
2 years? I didn't know that! Ya learn something new every day! Excellent pic! (:
Two feet is a deep furrow! Wow. That's very interesting. Sort of like planting potatoes I guess. I had no idea cane grew from eyes. Wonderful information and good clear shots to demonstrate your story.
Real cool view of these tractors Jocko!!! real nice capture! :-)
Very interesting and great shot.....
Excellent capture, Jock!!!
Two years... that's quite a long time... But yummmm it's sure worth it. Thanks for sharing this, Jock. I learned something today! -M :^)
great shot.
Hello my dear friend, Beautiful photography, Impressive!!Congratulations !! A million stars**************Thank you so much for your comments. Happy Tuesday. Hug and kiss in Your heart.Luminous Blessings. Ludy Sorry to have that to write the same thing in English to all, but are few the words that I have in English to say
well jocko seems a couple of us learned something new today and a day is wonderful even more when that happens: 2 whole years wow I didn't know that ,this is a super clear photo whatever you did keep doing it lol:: thanks for sharing hugs from the desert rat:5 +
Great shot. I enjoy capturing farmers out in the field. Awesome.
great shot with the sugar mill in the background!
I use to pass sugar mills at Sugarland Tex. excellent work Jock
Excellent lighting and a wonderful balance of the subjects in this image! I really like the shadows, and the contrast between light and dark! A most interesting description of what we are seeing here; fantastic photography and idea!
Oh, today is my tractor day! Andrea posted a darling one, and now all these, great shot. Then we were driving down the interstate and saw an old jeep pulling the smallest tractor we'd ever seen. Wonderful image and explanation. Yes, the eyes. We need eyes. Hehe.
Great contrasts here!!
日本の農業とはスケールが違いますね！！！！！
FANTASTIC CAPTURE :)
Wonderful work, Jocko! Very "scenic" (have no other word for it, sorry) Your POV is very well with the sugar mill in the background. From the middle of live and hard work. Wonderful! 5+
Very vivid "work" shot, i like tractor machines. It remeinds me on my childhood.
Excellent scene, well done...
Wonderful capture.
Wonderful shot Jock, looks like they are having a race :)