Waking Up The Farm
I took this photo a while ago, immediately fell in love with it, decided it was too dark, and relegated it to my personal file. I came across it yesterday and fell in love with it all over again. When I first started this blog, I found myself hesitating over certain photos, wondering if they were good enough to post. I also found that the ones in question usually ended up being quite popular. So I promised myself I would always listen to my heart, go with my first impulse, and the heck with everything else. But once in a while I forget about that promise. So here, finally, is this photo--because I love it. And that is that.
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I'm glad you followed your instincts! Wonderful photo, Farmgirl - I feel peaceful just looking at it.
ReplyDeleteThat's the Missouri I love. Beautiful photo!
ReplyDeleteNow that is worth waking up for! I can see why you love it.
ReplyDeleteYou are right!
ReplyDeleteThis photo is very spiritual.
ReplyDeleteI love it!
It is very pretty, I really like it alot. I am glad you followed your heart.
ReplyDeleteI love this one -- and the recent one with the last ounce of sunlight lanketing the farm before sleep. My father lived in Missouri for 15 years before his death; your photos remind me of why he loved it there.
ReplyDeleteHesitation from now on has to be given permission in triplicate forms... chatruse you have to send to me several days in advance. LOL (its a quote from Monster Inc movie -- haven't seen it? that's okay .. you still have to send me the chartruse copy.. LOL)
ReplyDeleteAm glad you loved this photo enough to post it and share. You still have your knack and you KNOW your FG Fans love them all! Have a great afternoon!
Good for you for following your instincts Susan and then sharing with us. Beautiful photo.
ReplyDeleteHEY! I love it too! That means you have great taste, FG Susan! Because we all know I do.... =:o
ReplyDeletegood choice... great picture
ReplyDeletecool pix
ReplyDeleteDon't you dare sit on photos like this again! It's wonderful and definitely reflects the best time of the day.
ReplyDeleteAlmost heaven! I remember mornings as beautiful as this one when I used to visit friends in the Gainsville, Mo. area. Also, born and raised a city girl, I never "really" saw the Milky Way until looking at the stars at night from the darkened fields there.
ReplyDeletei love it too!
ReplyDeletewhat's not to love?
rebeka in austin
i really like this photo! you did right to put it up! nice place to wake up!
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