I spent several more days in the soybean field this past week, drawn by the pre-dawn sky which provides a rather spectacular backdrop for, lets face it, a rather boring crop in the field.
The above shot was an afterthought. I was heading back to the house when I happened to turn around and saw the rising sun’s reflection on the cloud bank rolling in from the north. A reminder of the old photography tip to always turn around.
Taken early that morning from the southwest near the wetlands on the farm. The rows of soybeans take your eye straight to the pre-sunrise sky.
I don’t usually venture out on overcast days but I made an exception because of the quilted clouds which I could see from my kitchen window. I’m blessed by living near our farm fields and the beach, which I plan to return to next week. Thanks for the look. See you next time.
Gorgeous set of photos John. Glad you ventured out on the overcast day!!
Always a joy to see your sky and fields…you capture the spirit of the farm. How gratifying that must be. Good job!