sugar in the ground; moon in the sky;sugar mill by jocko500
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I went back to the place I shoot the photos of the planting of the sugar cane and it was late as the shadows was long. The shadows is comeing from trees across the road and on the field. I wish to ge the moon in the shot too so here it is.
have a lovely Sunday. Remember there a time to plant and a time to harvest.
The cane you see in the background will be harvest from Oct. to Dec. I not sure how the fields that is harvest get the cane back in the fields for I see them full every year. I know it time to plant now.. In front of the mill you see the top of a old bridge I have posted the bridge a long time ago like last year; with smoke comeing out the chimmey
Comments (51)
Excellent scene, well done..
Wonderful photo!!! :)
Day is done, fields are sown, time to rest--great foto!!
Brilliant scene...bravissimo!V:DDD.Hugsxx Whylma
a very beautiful photo of the empty field! And the moon gives still its in addition....
Excellent ground scape with the Moon!!!
oh this is the time I took photos of the eye of the sugar cane too.
Excellent capture Jock!
Excellent series Jocko, Thankyou!
Beautiful light between the trees; the colors are lovely! Great shot!
I have just been checking out sugar cane on Wikipedia Jocko, there is some interesting reading on there, I have put a link on the end of this comment. I never gave sugar cane a thought until you posted your first image on here. Wikipedia says that you can get several harvests out of one planting, before having to replant with new cane. It's been a great series Jocko and more than a few of us has learnt something new from it. I hope you manage to get inside the plant to get some more shots of the actual proscessing of the cane. that would be interesting to see. Excellent work, most enjoyable. Bravo!!!!! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sugar_cane
Good image to illustrate your write-up. I enjoy your words as much as your images.
Nice photo-journalism Jocko...!!! You're a natural at this...
A great way to wrap up the planting series. The peaceful look contrasts with the bustle of the planting.
Hello my dear friend, Precious and brilliant Phography.Impressive!! Congratulations!! A million stars from me. ************** Thanks you very much for you comments,they are very estimated for my Have a wonderful Sunday,Hug and kiss in Your heart. Luminous Blessings.Ludy
Nice comments and picture !
Another fantastic shot in this series and I do remember the bridge pic. Bravo!
another great capture Jock!
great serie and excelent info, you did a great capture !
This has been a cool and informative series jock, keep up the good work!!
Ah, the planting of the cane eyes is finished just in time for the moon to appear. Very nice panorama.
What a fantastic shot!!! Your colors are so wonderfully rich.
wonderful exposition
superb landscape Jock
I've learned a lot from these sugar cane postings, thanks Jock. This is a wonderful capture! it feels like it's taken just at that time of evening when it seems everything gets real still, you might hear a bird or two, the wind dies down, the earth pauses and then breathes again. Beautiful.
The man in the moon is looking down on work well done. A wonderful series Jocko. I love the quiet evening lighting in this one with the shadow creeping across the field.
Very cool shot Jock and I love how you got the moon in it too. Well done.
Stellar series on the evolution of the humble sugar cane, Jock! But diabetics take care!
Beautiful clarity and depth and getting the moon in, too was great. It's very a very interesting series, well done, Jock!
Fantastic mood. There's so much hopefulness when the rows are all planted and the farmers are bone-weary at the end of the day.