Somewhere in South Dakota: Hay Bales by auntietk
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And as the sun sinks slowly into the West, we continue on our trip through South Dakota ...
This is somewhere on I-90 between the Badlands and the Corn Palace, right around September 21st.
The light was so beautiful I couldn't resist. This is another one of those hand-held-zoom-out-the-window-at-75-miles-an-hour shots.
Comments (31)
very lovely looking
Great capture of this beautiful Harvest scene!!!
Talk about magnificent desolation.... Man, you're right, Tara - that light is just irresistable! A great peaceful pastoral scene - excellent photo! Especially considring it was one of those 75 MPH grab shots!
Wonderful. I saw so many of these scenes as we travelled but being the hand on the wheel, all I could do was oooo and ahhh:) Your image has the qualities of a painting... Your postwork has made this a real treat to the eyes. Well done:*
SUPERB capture! .... Went to Mt. Rushmore YEARS ago ..... Drove across S.Dakota for MILES and MILES and NEVER saw a TREE until got to BADLANDS area!
Magnificent capture as a MANET painting. Congratulations Tara. Have a nice week end
I've been in South Dakota in late September and I remember sweeping vistas like this in the late evening! Nice shot!
AWESOME!!! Gosh, I would love to shoot some images of hay bales. Must check with Piet to see where I can find some in the vicinity! I really like this Hun!
superb image my friend
This is a great capture for a shot on the move.
Wonderful, like a watercolour only not wishywashy!
Even through glass the light looks stunning.
Splendid view, excellent capture!
wonderful view and colors !! looks like a painting too!!
Fantastic capture - very lovely scene
I am smiling - just took some photos of the harvesting here today. I was on foot though - cannot run that fast... yet! A super painting! Clive
Such a beautiful capture and warm colors :)
Ha! This looks like it could be right here in the south part of the province of Skane, southern Sweden! Except, here the hay is rolled in white plastic (or cloth?) for protection. The give-away though is the American style telephone poles! Beautiful sunset. Nice shot, considering the moving platform! Keep it up! :-)
Ah yes, taking photos on the run (otherwise we would never get very far). Excellent shot!
stunning! love those colors!!!
Very nice shot - the lighting is superb. I was glad to hear Bill was driving at the time.
Wow, it's breathtaking light for certain! And the shot gains a lot by the movement-blur too; wonderful atmosphere!
I just love those shoot out of a fast-moving-passenger-side window shots! I got a few of silos in that bit of open, flat Illinois just south of Chicago! Silos are kinda odd...I saw one feeding grain to a train, but I couldn't quite get that shot. I really like this shot as it shows just how open the land is over thataway, and how flat it is! The colors are simply stunning. I love being driven along long, windy highways...you get a sampling of just how big the planet actually is, even though you're only seeing a tiny portion of it. This rocks and I love the mood. Nice! Very nice!
so much out there catches my attention I have always wondered what maybe could be so open and free warm hugs, Linda Kaye
I was going to ask you which museum you stopped at to get this capture of a 19th century painting. A superb image. I love the color change from brown to gold to blue. Brilliant work.
Great capture again Tara. Typically American West, I love it. The horizon is the limit.
Love the colors here; I can almost see the blur as you shot out the window!!
Lavish lighting!
superb photo!!!
Great scenic capture It reminds me of the hayfield here at home Very nice indeed Hugs Susan~