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First Ya Farm, Then Ya Die
willard3
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It is better to die on you feet than to live on your knees.....Emiliano Zapata
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willard3
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Good one, Willard. That's the story of humanity.
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Yep, the story of life. Nice shot, Willard.
Gracias all.
What caught my eye first was the steel silo.
I have been on a silo kick for a while.
Nice shot, buddy. Sad commentary, but true.
Good shot and story.
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Gracias all.
I had to petition my wife to stop for a foto here as she is too used to stopping for a foto.
I love images of barns and silos too. We still have some old wood barns remaining in Indiana.
The light in your image is soft and a bit flat in this frame, so B&W conversion might not work - but do you think the color is really an important part of this image?
I might consider converting this image to monochrome, or returning to shoot it in more dramatic light at some time if I had the opportunity.
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This was a rainy overcast New England day with flat, soft light. It adds to the somber mood/subject .
This is two hours from my house so I won't be returning soon.
Vermont barns are red.
Willard, a little late to the conversation...
Very nice composition and image that conveys a story. Kudos for demonstrating that even a rainy, overcast, flat-sky day can yield good results!
Well done.
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