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Those are a whole lot bigger than I thought at first glance! Are they like small grain elevators?
ReplyDeleteLove the sky!
ReplyDeleteNice shot, TFG.
ReplyDeleteUna foto que parece simple pero que no lo es tanto. Una buena composición colocando perfectamente esos tres elementos y esa línea del horizonte que cruza la toma de parte a parte son de una fuerza tremenda. Minimalismo paisajístico muy elegante.
ReplyDeleteAbrazo
...I love to photograph bins, these make a beautiful picture.
ReplyDeleteBlue sky and white cotton like clouds. Beautiful
ReplyDeleteWhen I first moved out west over 50 years ago my niece made a comment that I was always commenting on how big the sky was out here. She said it the same sky as everywhere and she couldn't understand. It's like, out west you have views of mountains that are a hundred miles away without trees or buildings to hide the view. It makes the sky seem enormous. That's what I like about your photo, the huge and glorious sky.
ReplyDeleteGreat sky indeed TFG.
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