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Sunset on the Farm

© Steven Libersky

Sunset on the Farm

Uploaded: April 15, 2005

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7:30PM; ISO 400; 1/250 SS; Ap 22;
26.mm

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August 17, 2007

This also is one of my favorites, another one I would like to know what you were feeling when you were there. #716564

Steven Libersky September 01, 2007

This one was a farm in Kansas on a business trip. I went out to take some pictures in the evening and just started driving. This farmer was very nice and this actually was in his front yard. What was I feeling?.......

Actually I was very tense and agitated. When I saw the picture I was loosing sun fast and needed to get set up take a reading and get some different angled shots. So driving was peaceful and enjoyable in the countryside as I was looking for something (listening to the wind) ......but when taking the picture it was exciting as it was agitated. Once I saw the shot then it made me relax.

I think for me I have seen this shot so many times and never had time to shoot it.... that when I did it was very satisfying.

Why do I like this??? or have seen this. Probably it represents to me family farms, loosing them, I have always loved wind mills........source of natural power to get life sustaining water. So many (wind mills)have been left go. I don't get it. #4731643


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