OCTOBER PRAIRIES, NEAR AIRDRIE, ALBERTA
Most hay/straw rolls have been cleared from Canadian prairie fields by October, but I lucked into this field and combined it with a truly spectacular sky to make what I hope is a memorable image. Nikon D7100, tripod, polarizing filter.
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Gah! This picture is photographer heaven for me! I love puffy white clouds against a gorgeous blue sky! And I LOVE LOVE LOVE round bales!! Looks like I might have to visit Alberta 🙂
Thanks, Bonnie! I take it you don’t mind the twisted perspective, then?
Nope, I like that too 🙂
Very cool perspective, great shot!
Thanks for the kind words! 🙂