Saturday, 11th October 2008
The Palouse
by Hank Wiechel
Photo was taken in early August, harvest of lentils, peas and wheat had stared.
Equipment: Nikon D-300, 18-200 mm Lens
Hank Wiechel
Amateur photographer in Okotoks, Canada 71 years old
The Palouse by Hank Wiechel was photo of the day on Saturday, 11th October 2008. It is tagged Abstract, Aerial, Fields. You can leave a comment below.
24 Comments
Eileen
That about goes on forever. That is amazing. I like it, I like it allot. EZ
Kelly Stone
Very nice photo! Great,interesting composition. You made it look like an endless field. Congrats on POTD!!
Anurag
Great composition, with the shadow as the main anchor.
Jacob
Nice highlights and shadows.
Pauline Jones
Color it blue and take away the trees and you would be forgiven for thinking these were waves of the sea.
Keith
Nice one Hank. Hope I’m still taking photos when I’m 71. Mind you, I am 65, so not that far to go. Keep up the good work and enjoy.
jefmont
Nice picture. *****
The irregular form of the fields are beautiful.
congrats.
Alex
Fantastic!
Jeannie Armstrong
What a beautiful landscape..lovely photo- thankyou
planet lover
South of Spokane in Washington State? Never heard of the place but I love it! Color it green and you’d be looking at the “altiplano” in central Colombia.
Marie Dunphy Harding
mesmerizing & intriguing . I like it.
Julia A. Richman
Spacious, beautiful landscaping. I really like the photo. Thank you.
Malta Photography
wonderful lighting and symmetry. How nice is it when we manage to capture this magnificence. Very good shot mate.
Sonya Brannock
The Palouse is a beautiful place to live and over the years I have come to love it.
Kirk Jordan
If your doing this good at age 71, just think how good you’ll be in few years
Sophia
This photograph is beautiful- almost in a surreal way. The different patches of land seem to form a quilt.
Sue Gagnon
Very interesting. Nice job.
Celia
Great capture of our beautiful Earth!
Katherine Lee Strassburg
Fantastic photo. This is a perfect example of ‘rolling hills’, as the highlights and shadows seem to make them move like the sea. You need to set up a website where we can see more of your work!
yasmin
very interesting, its so desolate yet filled with so much.
mike
Beautiful landscape.
Rajib Singha
Salute Hank!
Renee
very interesting shot!
Su
Great textures.