Wide-open country. Have you eated prairie chicken? I like that orange light in the second photo...is that the color of the earth made more so by the sun?
Re the break: Just needed to step back, take a breath, do some other things. But I am posting occasionally on the L&L Photography blog. (http://landlfotos.com/blog)
Prairie Chicken may well be an endangered species, so no, I've never eaten one. Believe they were introduced recently in Custer State Park which is protected from people and has a perfect environment for them living with buffalos herds.
This is the natural color of the earth augmented by sunset light. And yes, I've got L&L Photography bookmarked.
Wide-open country. Have you eated prairie chicken? I like that orange light in the second photo...is that the color of the earth made more so by the sun?
ReplyDeleteRe the break: Just needed to step back, take a breath, do some other things. But I am posting occasionally on the L&L Photography blog. (http://landlfotos.com/blog)
Prairie Chicken may well be an endangered species, so no, I've never eaten one. Believe they were introduced recently in Custer State Park which is protected from people and has a perfect environment for them living with buffalos herds.
DeleteThis is the natural color of the earth augmented by sunset light. And yes, I've got L&L Photography bookmarked.
Oh boy, do I need a break! You know all about L & L Photography! :))
ReplyDeleteI like your pairing today. Similar hillsides, but the subdued natural tones on top and the livelier and brighter tones below.
ReplyDeleteAahhh, lovely.
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