Frostbitten Farmer

Quite an arresting and thought provoking image. Perhaps not what we would normally consider as a dangerous occupation.
Thanks for posting,
John.

Just been looking through your other photos, really excellent, as is this. I would love to know the story behind this fellow, piqued my interest.

I must comment again on this image. So many praises here are heaped upon "arty" presentations: rocks, trees, "landscape", nudes (usually female, perhaps "figure studies") or some montage of such, "portraits" of some form or other; maybe "an unusual angle" of some building or even some out of focus "somethings" that are supposed to "represent" "reality" in a particular way. I supose each may serve a purpose of some form or other, usually lost on me. But when presented with what seems a real situation then few wish to comment.
Thanks again for posting.
Regards,
John

This is a very well done photo. Tells the story I think from what the title says. Great comp and expression on the framers face. Again great job.

Thanks for the comments. I think photography not so much as art but as a tool, reporting what I've seen and where I've been and who I've met ---the more bizarre the better. It's a pretty weird world if you just get out of your damn car and walk around into places you would not normally go. I appreciate a good landscape shot, and a lot of the APUGers are incredible craftsmen, with enormous skill and technique that I just haven't got, but that just isn't me (though I reserve the right to try it sometime.) The interesting thing to me is people; everything else is just a bunch a trees. --Stephen Kling

Well done... I have nothing to add. Might not want to look at it too long.