Peace In The Fields

Thanks very much Linda for your comment and fave !

Thanks Trudi ! We’ve had funny weather really. Spring came a tad early and then it has wavered between Spring and wet “wintery” conditions.

Thanks Sonia, much appreciated ! This isn’t the same treatment as some of my others that look like paintings.

Thanks Cheryl, I’m glad you like the way it looks !

Thanks very much for your encouragement, Chen !

Thank you, always appreciated !

Thanks a million for your keen observations ! I was driving past and spotted that water across the plains and had to go back to grab some shots. Thanks for the fave !

Thanks very much my friend ! I was really surprised by the scenery around there. Just imagine what it must have been like for explorers hundreds of years ago, traveling to foreign lands – just amazing. Thanks for the fave !

Very true ! They often described the scenes before them as heaven and paradise.

Thanks very much Violetta ! It’s also been edited with effects, but not “heavy” ones. Thank you for the fave !

So did I Blamo ! This is about 20 minutes from the place I took “A Big Land” – different orientation, but the same effect. Thanks for the Fave !

I like this version more too Cheryl – it’s clearer ! [ What happened to your text in the BM and here ? It looks very funny ! :) ]

I like those clouds they remind me of the Art for “The Simpson”s” intro ! It looked far better in real life – that water looked so great lying all over the fields. Thanks a lot for the fave !

Bart wouldn’t head under them, he’d grab a Lasso and try to pull one out of the sky ! Then he’d graffiti all over it and throw it back into the sky, running off giggling.
What flood ? :) Our floods would cover that shed !

Thanks David ! I loved the views up that way – often so flat, but hemmed in by hills on the horizons. Thanks for making it a fave !

Thank you Jane ! I was in Victoria after the Ash Wednesday fires [ in 1983 ?]. It was incredible to see the damage. Yes, we’ve had a very “mixed” Spring – awesome sunshine, then torrential rain.

I know little about that fire and Victorian locations. I just knew that it was a devastating fire – one of the worst in recent decades. Cheers, James

I took about a dozen there from many depths and angles ! Yes, this is zoomed and mildly edited to tweak the look towards a painting – just mellow though. I was trying to think of a line for the Graffiti but got a “block” right then. Darn !

Thanks a lot !