Weekly Challenge #29 ~ L A N D S C A P E S

[Keith]

The w i d e r the better! Everyone has seen many of Colorado's high alpine environment from horizon to horizon, now time to see more of the rest of the globe at this most colorful season for the upper latitudes and those of us who hang out at elevations a fair amount above sea level.

One "new" landscape per day, and if it comes from your library, it'll be new enough for us all to enjoy

Here to start our Challenge Week is Mt. Bross & Mt. Lincoln (both Colorado 14'rs), this shot taken from Windy Ridge (Home of the Ancient Bristlecones) at el. 11,400'

[Al Mullen]

Prefer winter wheat, but corn is good for wide shots too.

[thymewarp13]

This corn works well for you, Al.

[Bebop]

Amazing shot, Al. I love it!

[GTO]

such a simple shot, but oh how intricate it is at the same time....does that make sense????

[Mysterest]

I like the simplicity too. The sky and the corn are a good contrast to the house.

[Manofkent]

Very different Al I like the affect you have made with this shot.

[Manofkent]

Wye is a busy and attractive village lying by the banks of the river Stour and directly on the North Downs Way. Nestling at the foot of the North Downs, Wye lies under the Crown, a huge emblem cut into the chalk hillside by students of Wye College in 1902 to commemorate the coronation of King Edward VII. Every November on Guy Fawkes’ Night, the students light a bonfire high on the hill and outline the Crown with torches carried in procession from the village.

[thymewarp13]

What a beautiful country landscape, JR. Great colors....especially that sky. Thanks for the added info.

[Bebop]

Lovely colors, John.

[GTO]

beautiful country landscape, luv the blue skies!!

[Keith]

A real beauty, JR! It must be a magnificent sight to view in on bonfire night.

[Mysterest]

Nice shot MoK, I can see the crown when I click to see the full size immage.