Nebraska Farm
I discovered this idyllic Nebraska Farm scene last evening at the intersection of two nondescript gravel roads. Were it not for the GPS coordinates captured by GPS4CAM iPhone App, I would not even know where I was and probably would not be able to find my way back.
I like to set out late in the afternoon and just wander the back roads; sometimes getting lost in the process. Last evening was one of those times. Frequently, these “adventures” are nothing but a relaxing drive in the country. Sometimes they produce photographic discoveries like this one.
While setting up for this shot, an elderly couple drove up in a red pick up truck to see what I was doing – they probably thought I was having car trouble. Once they realized I was a photographer, they commented on the beauty of the scene. I got the impression they were locals from the area and had probably driven through this intersection hundreds of times. I think they were gratified that someone like me (not a local) appreciated the beauty of the scene. In fact I did.
Technical stuff: Canon 5D Mark II with Canon EF70-200mm f2.8 L IS II USM at 70mm f/11.0 1/80s iso100
Farm Scape
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Date: August 28, 2011
Categories: Architecture, Landscapes, Random Thoughts