June 12, 2012

Fields of Gold

As 2011 faded into 2012 and I made the decision to launch this 365 Project, the one photo I wanted to be sure to capture was a field of wheat with a big, blue Kansas sky overhead.  I didn’t grow up here Somewhere-in-the-Middle-of-the-USA, but as I visited over the course of my childhood, I always found comfort in the sight of golden waves of grain blowing gently in a summer breeze, a light rustling sound emanating from the thin stalks as they brushed together.

I was so excited to get out and shoot the wheat fields before they were all harvested that my night owl self got up at 7:00 a.m. on a Saturday to drive a ways south of town and snap pics to my heart’s content.  I took a ridiculous number of shots, but here are my four favorites.

What do you think?  Do you have a favorite shot below?  Do you have amber waves of grain near your home?

Wheat Field Photo #1.  

Wheat Field Photo #2.  

Wheat Field Photo #3.

Wheat Field Photo #4.  Can you see this barn in the background?

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  1. Very cool – the photos inspired me to photograph wheat field once the wheat matured.

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Shutterbug Sage began as a 365 photo project.

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