An empty field

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    tb2

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    I photographed this field of furrows because of its slightly otherworldly feel. For more info go to http://photoreflect.blogspot.com

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  2. May 4, 2006 #2
    terri

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    It's a great pattern. I like the brown furrows against that blue sky.

    Nice one! :)
     
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    MommyOf4Boys

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    I agree with the color contrasts, but I also love the pattern/curves in the photo..very nicely done!
     
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    I love the contrast with the sky, the fields make me think of Fantasia (the first one) where they set animation to classical music in the opening sequence. Beautiful :)
     
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    Agree with the previous posters.. Great eye!!
     
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    mentos_007

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    whoa this is beautiful!
     
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    Great shot... really love the lines in it and a great sky!
     
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    RoRoCo

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    You know...where I live...you could put up a lot of townhomes on that spot.

    {yes...I am jealous...}

    Great shot.
     
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    nvr2low

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    great shot
     
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    Well captured

    Eric
     
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    Just goes to show the value of simplicity. Great capture!
     
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    Raymond J Barlow

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    very nice shot TB
     
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