Wednesday, 9 November 2011



One of many sights in rural Canada in the autumn is one of harvest, and placing cattle on mowed hayfiels. This photo was taken from Highway 22 near Longview, Alberta.

I favour the photographs of Mr. McKenna as he has one of those "eyes" for a shot that captures the essence of the view.

Photo Credit: Gord McKenna CC=nc-nd-flickr. CLICK TO ENLARGE.

5 comments:

Leah J. Utas said...

What a grand view.

Charles Gramlich said...

I've seen similar scenes here in the late summer. Harvest is similar everywhere I guess.

Barbara Martin said...

Perhaps one thing I overlooked was that this ranch is nestled in the foothills below the Rocky Mountains.

And yes, Charles, harvest time is pretty much the same everywhere on this planet: a time to give bountiful thanks for the provisions of the Divine and Mother Earth each year.

Rune Eide said...

That is a photo I would have been proud to have shot. As you say - the essence of the view.

Anonymous said...

It is atmospheric. Living in the city now, I appreciate rural shots.