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
It jumps hurdles,
leaps fences and
penetrates walls to arrive at its destination
full of hope."
Maya Angelou
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These are just striking and stunning! Gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteVery striking. I like the second photo best, and the way the water is blurred in that last one.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful landscape!
ReplyDeleteGreat rural shots. Tom The Backroads Traveller
ReplyDeleteNow 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.
ReplyDeleteI love the leading lines in these images! Such a whole lot of open space... beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI love "wide open spaces" and the photos in your post are gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteDawn
@ A Place for Pictures and Memories
A most enjoyable walk it was too! My favorite and the one which totally draws me in are the railroad tracks!
ReplyDeleteThese views make me think of our road trips in Utah - when we would drive by farms we often saw their sprinklers on! Great memories:)
ReplyDeleteWhat I love about these is how much they remind of old western movies. Great landscapes.
ReplyDeleteGreat contrast! And I love the Maya Angelou quote.
ReplyDeleteLovely photos. I really like country fences!
ReplyDeletehello, 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!
ReplyDeleteTotally loving all of these wide open spaces! Beautiful images!
ReplyDeletesome great fence views and agricultural area! the railway is great for b&w, too. thanks for linking!
ReplyDeleteThese B & W images are very striking.
ReplyDeleteGirl 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?
ReplyDeleteGreat photos here! Like the contrast!
ReplyDeleteThose fences and scenery lovely in the black and white.
ReplyDeleteit's so obvious to me, why you love it so much and feel connected to it!!!!
ReplyDeleteAwesome shots!~
ReplyDeleteStriking images!
ReplyDeleteI 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)!
Love fences and railways. These ones are doing very well in B&W!
ReplyDeleteHave a fine sunday!