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Jim Peterson said:
This series of photos is very nice. The brick red vegetation is striking. Not sure what that might be?
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Thank you. They are some species of fern (not sure which), which turn red-brown during the autumn.
 
Adox CHSii, canon eos55, 28-80usm w/ yellow filter, d76 1:1, pakon scan. Somewhere in Bedford Co, TN.
 
Minolta xd-11, md24-35, kentmere 100, d76, pakon scan. Just scanned this today and was quite pleased with it. Happy Valley, TN from this summer.
 
Playing around this summer at the local state park. Mamiya RZ67proii, mamiya 55mm, long expired portra 400nc, epson 4990 scan.
 
Olympus OM-1n - Zuiko 28mm f2.8 - Kodak Pro Image 100
Concha y Toro winery - Santiago Chile
 
Jim Peterson said:
Interesting cluster of veg. Am surprised they didn't mow that down too. Maybe it was too rocky. Cool shot Jon
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What is "cutting the grass" in French?



"Mow de lawn"​
 
Jim Peterson said:
Am surprised they didn't mow that down too
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I can't make out what type of bush/tree that is in the photo.

In Ireland, the Hawthorn ( a Celtic sacred tree) is never cut or mowed as it is believed that the fairies live below it and so would bring serious bad luck.

Ask an Irish farmer and you will get the same answer.
 
Jim Peterson said:
Interesting cluster of veg. Am surprised they didn't mow that down too. Maybe it was too rocky. Cool shot Jon
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Thank you! I am not sure what that was but it caught my eye hence the capture. I often drive the back roads, farm tertiary roads looking for things that grab my eye. This was an example.
 
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