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08-JUN-2007	inframan

New York Hay Bales
inframan

This one is only partially shrink-wrapped.
I'll try to find the totally shrink-wrapped ones because they are wrapped in *white plastic*!
Kind of looks like the sand worm in Dune.

Sony DSC-R1
1/200s f/8.0 at 65.7mm iso200 hide exif

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Date/Time	08-Jun-2007 14:35:59
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Focal Length	65.7 mm
Exposure Time	1/200 sec
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ISO Equivalent	200
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inframan		11-Jun-2007 10:50
Live birth...I love it. Hilarious! I agree, Colleen. If I were going to adopt a hay bale, I'd definitely go for a Kansas one.

Colleen Prohaska		11-Jun-2007 06:39
Well I think the hay bales in New York are much more orderly and organized than the Kansas style of tossing them anywhere. I was driving in the country the other day and saw a massive machine open its back hatch and out rolled a hay bale! It traveled on its own speed for several yards down the field. I was so excited at seeing this live birth.

inframan		10-Jun-2007 02:07
Funny, bottles, I had a combined polarizer/haze filter on & still the haze showed through so you can imagine what kind of day it was. 91 degrees on my jeep dashboard when I pulled over for the shot. Imagine Denise & Helen familiar with the Dune sand worm. Who'd of thunk? ;) Thanks folks.

Guest		10-Jun-2007 00:54
I like your composition here jp. Also, the slight haze in the distance really enhances the depth perception of the viewer. Nice find and very well captured!

Helen Betts		09-Jun-2007 10:05
I agree about the sand worm :-) but nice shot; I like the way the bales trail off into the distance. Helen

Denise		08-Jun-2007 20:22
It looks exactly like the sand worm in Dune!!!!! Nicely done, JP. I like how you can follow the bales into the field and trees.

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