Monday, August 17, 2015

The Field: April through August

One day last April we decided to follow one spot in a nearby irrigated wheat field through to harvest.

Come on along to see the changes as the spring/summer progressed.

April 28 Field

May 3 Field

June 10 Field

June 30 Field

July 7 The field

July 19 Field

July 26 the field

August 2 Field

August 11 Field

It was harvested last week..so ends our photo taking of that field until next year.

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18 comments:

linda m said...

That was such a neat thing to do. I love watching the growth process. Thanks for sharing. Hot and humid here again with storms expected today and tomorrow.

DJan said...

Wow, Connie, that was really cool to see. I do something similar with my garden. :-)

Intense Guy said...

Interesting how it goes from brown to green to golden.

Gail said...

Wonderful to see the field in all it's dresses.

lisa said...

That was a wonderful idea! It is great to see how the fields change.

Anonymous said...

I love the golden fields! Nice shots.

LindaG said...

Looks like had a real good harvest. Thanks for sharing that with us!

GEOCACHING WITH GRAMMY AND THE PAPILLON PRINCESS said...

I love your idea who is so much fun to watch it we just a couple of minutes....lol

Anonymous said...

I love seeing the changes. Beautiful photos. I remember the late blog friend, Beth Marie, featured a big tree through the seasons. Wishing you both a very good week.

Cynthia said...

Fun thing to do, time lapse photography of a crop.

Linda W. said...

Interesting to see the different stages of growth.

Linda Reeder said...

Well, I think you should do one more, with snow on it!

Red said...

Smart idea and nicely done.

Tired Teacher said...

A wonderful series of photos!

Jacqi Stevens said...

Great idea! I see you had your exact photo spot all marked out. What a fun experiment.

thecrazysheeplady said...

Neat neat neat!!!

Nancy/BLissed-Out Grandma said...

A very cool project!

Granny Marigold said...

What a great idea! I enjoyed seeing the changes the weeks brought.