Farm Foto by beachzz
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Description
There was something so compelling about this place; kinda the quintessential farm. Somewhere in Montana, I believe *(though I could be way off!!)

Comments (11)
Very cool long shot
So now I finally see what they're talking about when they say "long shot." Well...ok...maybe not. I like the panoramic crop this has; when photos have this sort of long-ness going on, you really get a good sense of scale and space and all of that stuff that makes photos fun, especially with distance and rolling hills and stuff like that. I really like the landscape in this. Really nice.
Some picture have something that I like specially. This is certain one of that !!
This works really well. I love the subdues almost monochromatic colors.
Delightfully desolate!
Looks very Nice.
Very peaceful looking.
Lovely panorama of this farm with the low rolling hills, done in a mood monotone pastiche, Maz.
Returning to your gallery after an absence reminds me that you see places most of us don't. (Tara and Bill have, and a few others, but most of us don't see these sights.) This has a Depression Era feeling to it---I mean literally from that era of photography where such shots would be common. The beauty of this long farm layout, with the shadows and few light-spots, is desolate, lonely, and beautiful. You cropped it right---the long squat crop brings out the long sweep of the sight. It feels like the farm that time forgot. And there are no trees except at the farm...and then a big bleak sky. It really does feel like one of the FSA shots (Farm Security Administration---check them out at The Library of Congress online). Long moody shot, and fine seeing and choices, Marilyn.
I love how it's sort of snuggled into the gently rounded hills, as if it nestled its bottom right in there...wonderful shot!
I love coming across these isolated farms and ranches. It's such a peaceful feeling, especially since I know they're working their tails off while I'm retired and tooling around doing nothing! LOL!