~ FAMILY TRADITION ~
Uploaded: December 10, 2009
HAVE A WONDERFUL DAY!!!! 53mm ~ F/9 ~ 1/1000sec. ~ ISO-160
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I'm rewinding to wheat harvest!
This was taken in June of 2008.
Not your typical family portrait,
but we are not your typical family.
We are a simple farm family that
farms the land of many generations
before us. Never seeming to have the
time for a formal or even an informal
protrait with all family members.
Heck, we can't even get together at
the same time and place to take one.
So...this is as close as it gets!!!
The lead combine is driven by my son...
the second combine unloading on the
grain cart is my father-in-law. The
grain cart operator is my brother-in-law
and last but not least the furthest
combine in the line is my husband.
Our intentions are to keep this land
profitable and going strong..for the generations to come.
(re-worked and re-submitting to MT)
Exif: F Number: 9, Exposure Bias Value: -0.70, ExposureTime: 10/10000 seconds, Flash: did not fire, compulsory flash mode, ISO: 160, White balance: Manual white balance, FocalLength: 53.20 mm, Model: DSC-R1
Agnes Fegan December 10, 2009
I think it's a wonderful "family portrait" Jeana! #1214579Linda D. Lester December 10, 2009
WOW!! I hope you have this hanging on a wall somewhere! Love it! #8205602Jeana Clark December 10, 2009
Enjoy Your Day
And
Stay Warm!!!
~J~
Sorry Linda...not on my wall yet!! #8205689
Bonnie C. Lackey December 10, 2009
When I go driving on the Palouse and come upon a scene like this, it stops me in my tracks with its majesty. And, for you, this is priceless. #8205698Amy M. Wilson December 10, 2009
A fantastic family portrait and tradition... beautifully done in all aspects, Jeana! #8205752Jeff Robinson December 10, 2009
Lots of Heritage - Excellent comp and capture!! Jeff #8205766Ron McEwan December 10, 2009
Neat shot. I know you would never mention it, most people have no idea how much money is on wheels out there going across that field. For those of you who don't know and reads this, IT IS A LOT. Your Wheaties didn't come cheap #8205798Cathy Barrows December 10, 2009
excellent shot of your family tradition #8205839Douglas Pignet December 10, 2009
Looks like someone is back to work, welll seen and captured Jeana. #8205886Jack Ryan December 10, 2009
Well composed with excellent detail and color...very well done. #8205902MELODIE C. ROBERTS December 10, 2009
Good Morning ~S.....Y~!!WoW
This is a Beautiful Family Portrait!!!
It was work like this that first drew me to your gallery and keeps me coming back for more
Family and Tradition
Hard Work and Commitment
A Fantastic Monthly Theme Entry
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Monnie Ryan December 10, 2009
Absolutely wonderful photo, Jeana -- you (and others who work hard to keep the farming tradition going) are the backbone of this wonderful country! Cheers! #8205913Ken Smith December 10, 2009
I like your take on the theme..and the words you typed. Nice job on this one, Jeana! #8206038Bojan Bencic December 10, 2009
Fantastic family portrait, Jeana. I have enjoyed reading your inspired description. #8206154Alexandra Hankova December 10, 2009
There is something strangely comforting in the image! Wonderful! :-) #8206301Courtenay Vanderbilt December 10, 2009
Wonderful family portrait, BDB! Beautiful colors and details! #8206468John Connolly December 10, 2009
An excellent theme entry, Jeana! This is a beautiful rural scene, and typifies living on the land! I was born in country like this, and I wish my parents hadn't moved to the city!Gina Cormier December 10, 2009
Great capture of rural life!!! Love it! #8206508Tammy Espino December 10, 2009
What a great MT and capture!!! Different is wonderful!! :) #8206709Kitty R. Rodehorst-Hanna December 10, 2009
Awesome shot with beautiful lighting and POV!!! :-) k #8206942Nikki McDonald December 10, 2009
Great idea for the MT, Jeana.Sign up for an interactive online photography course to get critiques on your photos.
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