This morning I walked a couple of miles along the River Witham and discovered this sign. The picture shows the same view just after harvest.
Monday 18 January 2010
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8 comments:
What an innovative way to show the same scene in a different season. Love it!
It's a very creative concept. Love it! :)
How interesting. The contrast of the fields is fascinating.
It really is very interesting. I guess it's there to give everybody a good look at what it's like during the artist's favorite time.
Makes a really neat photo. :)
That's cool :)
That's really well done. It reminds me a little of a small town in France where Van Gogh used to paint, and they have signs up at the locations of his painting, showing the scene as he painted it.
I love finding strange things on walks. That seems so surreal to me, neat!! Great capture!
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