burning a cane field after the sugar cane is cut by jocko500
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Description
this was taken lst year. it was getting dark so that why the photo is dark like. I had my point and shoot camera and took this shot.
after they cut the sugar cane; they will burn the field. The cane cutter yoy see in front and the men watch to make sure the caane left standing will not caught on fire for that is the first year growth. they will cut that next year

Comments (47)
Fantastic pic! Interesting to see it 'in progress!' Thanks for the look/see! (:
wonderful capture Jock~~
fantastic capture!!! like the colors!!
Excellent photo and great atmosphere......!!!!
An interesting photo of the farming practice.Well done.
OMG Not good for the Environment ;-)
Very nice!
Nifty shot & description . . . !
You'r still so different and creative Jock!
SUPERB pic!
It's always amazing to me to see this thanks for sharing great capture jocko
Everything thing in the photo's arrangement hints at a magic mystery , with light in the distance. Wonderful.
I had no idea just how sugar cane was grown and harvested. I've sure learned a lot since you started posting these images. This one is pretty dramatic looking, the fire and the smoke, and the lighting, makes for an awesome picture! Even the sky adds to the drama!
Neat composition and like how the smoke is blending with the clouds, quite surreal ! Well done & ~Cheers~
I can imagine the roads when they harvest this field away. I'm sure car soap with sell. Nice shot. Aloha
The time of day is perfect for this shot! The darkness adds to the atmosphere of the burnt fields, smoke, low clouds and heavy machinery. The placement of the smoke going up to the top right corner is perfect for the image. It follows the line of the machinery, which shows up well before it and it shows the extent of the fire, but most of the field can still be seen. I like the man standing there, looking out across the field. Excellent image!
Great shot