Monday, August 7
Daily Farm Photo: 8/7/06
Sweeping Off The Truck--Or Dancing With The Broom?
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Wow, the lighting on this photo just works some sort of magic. It's gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely dancing! This is the summer version of "Singing in the Rain" broomstick for umbrella.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, beautiful light.
SO pretty! You're a lucky woman FG!:-)
ReplyDeleteI find a broom duet one of the most relaxing of dances ...
ReplyDeleteWhat a great pic! Indeed, the lighting turned out just right. This has been me many times, sweeping out the back of my truck (or dad's) after hauling who-knows-what around all day. What a great shot.
ReplyDeleteAnother memory brought back by your photo: my grandfather had a tractor just like the one whose front is sticking into the right side of the frame. Massey-Ferguson, 1960s model, correct?
There is something wonderfully romantic about the picture. Is it the faded sunshine? The lover waltzing with the broom? The worn down structures where animals and humans work peacefully? Who knows. Let's just enjoy its beauty.
ReplyDeleteThis is a great picture FG!! I love the sun coming down through the haze, the really lush green trees, all the rustic looking farm equipment/scenery... Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteMakes me want to leave my job here at the computer and join you guys in the country!
I knew your farm was beautiful but the light in this picture sets it apart. I don't want to stop looking at it. The atmosphere it invokes is tangible.
ReplyDeleteHow have I completely missed Red Russian Kale? Love the "dancing with the broom" photo too.
ReplyDeleteI ditto the previous comments about the photo. Your surroundings look like calendar pictures or the scene for a wonderful novel.
ReplyDeleteYou do have lots of spare time to work on that novel don't you?
(Tee-hee-hee)
Absolutely Dancing! No doubt about it. Beautiful picture, Susan.
ReplyDeleteI logged on to comment on the wonderful composition of this photograph and saw that it caught the eye of so many others! It really is a soothing photo. Thank you for keeping up with your blog. I just discovered it a few weeks ago and really enjoy checking in to see what's going on at the farm.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fantastic photo, it is really marvellous!
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