Tuesday, August 25, 2015

Black & White Wednesdays ~ Wide Open Spaces


Come.
Walk with me.
And take a look at my favorite valley.
{Prineville, OR, USA}






"Love recognizes no barriers.
It jumps hurdles,
leaps fences and
penetrates walls to arrive at its destination
full of hope."
Maya Angelou



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23 comments:

  1. These are just striking and stunning! Gorgeous.

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  2. Very striking. I like the second photo best, and the way the water is blurred in that last one.

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  3. Great rural shots. Tom The Backroads Traveller

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  4. Now there's a quote and wow, what a view. Rural, but a very different rural than what surrounds me. This landscape lends itself well to black/white.

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  5. I love the leading lines in these images! Such a whole lot of open space... beautiful.

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  6. I love "wide open spaces" and the photos in your post are gorgeous!

    Dawn
    @ A Place for Pictures and Memories

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  7. A most enjoyable walk it was too! My favorite and the one which totally draws me in are the railroad tracks!

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  8. These views make me think of our road trips in Utah - when we would drive by farms we often saw their sprinklers on! Great memories:)

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  9. What I love about these is how much they remind of old western movies. Great landscapes.

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  10. Great contrast! And I love the Maya Angelou quote.

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  11. Lovely photos. I really like country fences!

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  12. hello, these are awesome B&W images and a great quote. I love the row of fence and the train track shots. Have a happy day!

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  13. Totally loving all of these wide open spaces! Beautiful images!

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  14. some great fence views and agricultural area! the railway is great for b&w, too. thanks for linking!

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  15. Girl you did an amazing job with these shots. After each one I kept saying, How cool is that and then I'd see the next one and be just as awed. I think #2 & #3 are my top choices. Such fabulous countryside and great details. - So how close is Prineville to Walla Walla?

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  16. Great photos here! Like the contrast!

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  17. Those fences and scenery lovely in the black and white.

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  18. it's so obvious to me, why you love it so much and feel connected to it!!!!

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  19. Striking images!
    I hope to see you at http://image-in-ing.blogspot.com/2015/08/bennett-place-bit-of-history.html, and please join us each week for Wordless Wednesday (on Tuesday)!

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  20. Love fences and railways. These ones are doing very well in B&W!
    Have a fine sunday!

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