In the end, we do not own anything, really

Being a former farm boy I like this one simply because I've seen scenes just like this in real life as a lad. A nice blend of lines.

I can relate @John Wiegerink; I was born in the country so tractor and tractor tracks were everywhere. I also always like the lines they created. I still photograph them regularly today; I guess I'm just programmed that way...

koraks said:

I can relate @John Wiegerink; I was born in the country so tractor and tractor tracks were everywhere. I also always like the lines they created. I still photograph them regularly today; I guess I'm just programmed that way...

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...........and it's not a bad way to be programmed either.

These last photos are some of the best you've shared. They are definitely worthy of being printed.

Thanks, I appreciate the kind words. I did in fact print them and they're presently on my darkroom/studio wall. I've put some rails up so I can put up prints easily for a while until I make something new and then they go onto the big pile in the corner...Sometimes I take the pile to a friend or a family member and they get to pick some prints they like so they can keep them. This keeps things from getting out of hand. A little.

Nice subdued color and pattern.