Farm life
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Still life shot of a vibrant sunflower in a brass jug
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Midland Trail is the road connecting Buena Vista and Lexington, Virginia. Traveling east on through Buena Vista one goes over the Blue Ridge Mountains down onto the plateau and on to Richmond. To the west traveling through Lexington, a traveler is taken over the Allegheny Mountains and on into the Kanawha Valley of West Virginia. In between is a lot of rich farmland whose abundance once earned it the title of, “The Breadbasket of the Confederacy”. The produce stand in the painting used to be situated between the two towns near Lexington; selling fresh local produce and goods made by the Mennonite community. In the painting it is autumn and apples and pumpkins are in abundance. But with a gathering pace our area is changing and the stand has since been razed, a sacrifice to progress like the family farms that go one by one to the developers. Acrylic painting 24×30 inches of linen covered wood.
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Taken in our backyard in the middle of November.
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The corn crib at the Tipton place is an example of a double pen corn crib, larger than average, and having a driveway through the center. This not only provided a way to conveniently unload the wagon but allowed for extra air to flow through the crib. The hewn log sides were left with open spaces to allow air to circulate through the corn, both allowing it to dry initially and helping it to stay dry…The roofing is known as shackes, which are wooden shingles usually split from leftover parts of logs ….Behind the crib is the edge of a cantalever barn unique to this part of the country……This shot was taken on Cades Cove Loop Road in The Great Smoky Mountain National Park.
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At The Mountain Farm Museum,most of the structures were built in the late 19th century and were moved here in the 1950s. The Davis-Queen House offers a rare chance to view a log house built from chestnut wood before the chestnut blight decimated the American Chestnut in our forests during the 1930s and early 1940s. The museum is adjacent to the Oconaluftee Visitor Center,On the NC side of Hwy.441 in the Great Smoky Mountain National Park. The Davis/Queen house was originally located on Thomas Divide north of Bryson City along Indian Creek. Beginning about 1900, it was built by John E. Davis over a period of a couple years. The house was constructed from American chestnut trees. About 1917 the Davis’ sold their farm to a neighboring family, Joe Thad Queens, who owned the house at the time the land was purchased for inclusion in Great Smoky Mountains National Park. It has been described as “the finest example of the large log house in the park.” Davis was a master craftsman who built the house with the aid of his two boys. He “matched” the log walls by splitting a tree in half and using the resulting timbers on opposite sides of the structure. In addition to other duties, his sons, ages 8 and 4, respectively, collected stones for the chimney using a sled and oxen. It is the only log house in the Smokies with a decorative shingle pattern underneath the eaves. Poplar and Chestnut were usually used for the logs in the cabin due how they resist rot and decay.Oak was usually used for the shakes as it split, stright and thin, easier.
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This image was was taken with my Kodak Z1275 camera. It is at Narrandera NSW. The image is straight from the camera on an auto setting. Thanks for visiting
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Bulls
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Rawdon (Quebec, Canada) ©2007 / . / . / . /
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A old farm house near Riverton in the Gilbert Valley area of South Australia
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Lean Pickings © Vicki Ferrari and in the dry times / keep searching / and as a whole / united we survive don’t ever give up / life goes on how many good years have we had since 1983? taken in 1983 at Albert / (middle of) New South Wales / Australia Purchase Card with Black Backing / Tech Data / Scanned from original colour negative / Edited in Photoshop
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Albert Rain Storm © Vicki Ferrari This is taken at Albert, New South Wales, Australia – approximately 1987. It is a big storm that had come across and dumped an amazing amount of rain, then left, then came back again. Nature is wonderful, the opportunities that she provides us photographers with! This was scanned from an 8X12 print from one of my original portfolios. This was ‘softened’ in photoshop – the original film was the old grainy kodak 1000 asa, which I loved for the grainess. Then you couldn’t get it anymore! I will put the original in Storm at Albert ©, so you can see the difference. Any comments on which is better, and why, would be greatly appreciated! Thanks for reading and looking! (non grain and smooth)
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taken one misty morning at deloraine in northern tassie
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GROWING UP ON A FARM IN TEXAS,A TRAIN track ran one side of our property….my floral dreams were often minged with the sound of a long train whistle and heavy metal rolling by…. multi-layer collage
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Just along the road on 78 going towards St. Goerge… in South Carolina… Canon Xsi DSLR
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Äskhult is an old village in northern Halland, Sweden. / It´s being kept as a museum and cultural treasure, / showing the lifestyle and farming methods of the recent past and way back to the 1600s.
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48×24 inch acrylic on canvas depicting a lightning strike over a long island east field. original is available with contact to the artist for all occasions, fineart products can be found here at redbubble and also at my zazzle fineart gallery below, if you like please visit
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That old car sitting in the back ground there was my Aunt Maryanns..it is a 1961 or 1962 Mercedes that was custom made over seas and shipped to the US by the 1st owners … it only has around 60.000 original miles on it and still has all original parts …she was the 2nd owner of this little Beauty! It broke down on her some years back and she could not find anyone to work on it and keep it in its original state so here it sits and still sits as far as I know. I would like to take this time to Thank everyone for all ya’lls wonderful comments and support and I am so Happy that ya’ll have enjoyed this series , as it is one that has alot of meaning for me! There are several more piece’s in this series that I will be putting up and I hope ya’ll will enjoy them as well ! These were taken out at my Aunt Maryann’s Farm , a place she Loved with all her heart! This whole series has been done in the ,Loving Memory of my Aunt whom lost her long and brave fight with cancer a little over a year ago! and I have done this series in her Honor !! May she rest in Peace now! This was taken in Lampasas, Texas with a Kodak 753 All these images have had the Timeline and texture effects added to them in Corel software / Country Life ( BoneYard Series ) / The Country Life 2 ( BoneYard Series ) /
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I took a little break from this series but I am now starting back to work on it … there are only a few pieces left to this series and I guess I have been prolonging bring it to a end ! I hope ya’ll enjoy the remainder of this series as much as ya’ll have the others! / I would like to take this time to Thank everyone for all ya’lls wonderful comments and support and I am so Happy that ya’ll have enjoyed this series , as it is one that has alot of meaning for me! / These were taken out at my Aunt Maryann’s Farm , a place she Loved with all her heart! This whole series has been done in the ,Loving Memory of my Aunt whom lost her long and brave fight with cancer a little over a year ago! and I have done this series in her Honor !! May she rest in Peace now! This was taken in Lampasas, Texas with a Kodak 753 All these images have had the Timeline and texture effects added to them in Corel software The Hard Road Of Life ( BoneYard Series ) / The Hard Road Of Life 2 ( BoneYard Series ) /
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Golden tobacco leaves harvested to be hung in the barn for the next stage of curing by slowly “smoking the leaves” over a low,constant firing. Process takes a couple weeks to smoke cure the leaves. My series on:Kentucky farms
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Came across this shed/scene — in a friend’s “backyard” — that appears to be used for an eating/kitchen area as well. Sheep-dip, and poison weed-killer, alongside empty beer cans, microwave ovens, fridge, petrol cans, cups and plates — would you really want to eat off this table? ~ Photo-paint; Corel Painter Essentials 4 + Photoshop/Lucis filter, layered and blended. ~ Go here it you want to see a larger view of this image
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