In some way I think in a baseball player, running from one… basement? to the other. I don’t know the baseball rules.
It was time to harvest I think, around here, Cocachacra, the farmers sell sugar and watermelons in the highway to the travelers and some kilometers ahead in a little town next to a river they sell shrimp pancakes. I see this scene with a bit of sadness, but it wasn’t there when I took the photograph. Actually the countryside looked quite happy that time.
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It reminds me of a Van Gogh painting (I forgot the title) : merci Francis :)
Merci pour tes mots Sylvie ^_^ And honored for the memory. Van Gogh has bucolic themes, and with his sometimes harsh brushes I understand the relation with the texture of the vegetables.
I think it was called “The Sower” (or a version of it, he painted a lot on that theme) :
That’s a nice work of art. Thanks Sylvie. (wow)
Mmmm shrimp pancakes! Cool shot, he looks busy!
Yes, in the countryside they are always or totally busy or tatally free. But I see them always staying calm (except with stranges near their lands)
It’s base I think, in baseball, although I’m no expert. Nice picture Francis :)
Thanks for the data Meri (and the compliment :P) ^_^
Lord indeed.
: )
I love your solitary tree. He looks so confident all by himself. 😊
They are used to mark the limits of the fields. From the high you can see them shaping rectangles. : )
I didn’t know that. Thank you for that explanation :)
You’re welcome. n_n
I think i understand the sadness that emanates
Still, it is a beautiful picture…
It’s in my words I guess. That was a happy day of rebirth in the countryside as is before to sow the fields.
yeah, in your words… empathy I guess…
Hey Francis … some photos are so moving aren’t they? I understand what you mean – it is still a great image though. He is a hard worker isn’t he? And yes, Lord of the Fields
Hi Julie : ) Yes, people in the countryside work so hard. When I see your farm I can barely imagine the ammount of work you make, and with a such a beautiful result I have to say. ^_^
Thanks Francis 😄
You’re always welcome Julie ^_^
The tree looks looks like a giant oil geyser erupting from the ground. Quite dramatic.
From the sea they look like a little forest. Thank you!