There’s just something about those rolling hills in Palouse. The texture of the land after the wheat harvest, the way the shadows fall on the rolling hills, the bright green shades at the edges of the day, and of course, the red barns.
The only thing I missed were the wildflowers. Drat, I guess I’ll just have to go back in the spring…
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Love those contours! Beautiful image!
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Thank you very much Ken!
Absolutely gorgeous.
This looks like a beautiful painting.
Thank you so much Lisa
This is amazing!
Many thanks Mim!
This capture is magical, Anne. Thanks for sharing.
Magical! Thank you very much Steve
an impressionistic beauty!
I even printed it out and pinned it in my shop.
Although looking at it a bit longer I think we have two pics here – dividing it horizontally..
Hey Kaz, I’m not sure the resolution of the images on my blog would make a very good print, but I’m glad you liked it enough to put it up in your shop
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That is a breathtaking image, Anne. Layers of colour and light and shade. One of your best.
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Wow, really, one of my best? And to think I overlooked it in the initial selections. Thank you very much for your perspective Andy
wow ! The colors really pop.
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Thanks Dennis!
This is definitely one of my favourites too Anne!
Really? I am surprised since I totally overlooked this one the first time around. Well you just never know. I guess that shows that its a good idea for me to go through my archives and see what I missed. Thanks for your comments!
Wonderful photo, really love the colors here.
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Thank you so much Aaron!