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| pic by Angela Ritchie |
This might sound strange, but as I walked around photographing produce and farmlife I gasped everytime I looked up and saw this monumental mountain standing before me, and I kept saying in my head, "Hello your majesty" every time I did. I was so in awe of this mountain it literally kept taking my breath away. I'd be in the lavendar field crouched down shooting little purple buds and glance up at this giant beauty and I couldn't help feel in full wonder. Peeking through the wheat examining their contrast of glow and dark from the sun warming behind them was so healing for me. I literally had a whole roll of just wheat photos. I know I might be sounding like a strange, but I realized I hadn't really been in nature in a long time. I loved this day at the farm, I fell in love with a pig as it snorted up next to me and I felt the value of it's life knowing what animals provide for us. I'm not a vegetarian, though I've considered it several times and try to minimize my meat consumption for health but I do believe in value, especially something that gives it's life for us to enjoy. So I appreciate wholesome farms and really enjoyed getting next to the lives that serves us so greatly.
The food pictured above is roasted heirloom vine tomato, goat cheese bruschetta. Perfect for a day like this.
so beautiful Anna, wow. yes the mount curry was pretty grand. such a peaceful setting aswell.
I love the photos Anna, and I felt the same way about the mountain! The wheat photos are my favorite.
Bee - ou - tee - ful and captivating...again, from your personal perspective.
Gorgeous!
This is so beautiful it makes my heart hurt.
I feel the same way about a U-Pick farm here in Alaska, at the foot of Pioneer Peak. :)
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