in days gone by, but now, the farm sits idle
can you imagine what it was like the day they had to walk away and leave it behind?
The rich, sweet smell of the hayricks rose to his chamber window; a hundred perfumes of the little flower-garden beneath scented the air around; the deep-green meadows shone in the morning dew that glistened on every leaf as it trembled in the gentle air: and the birds sang as if every sparkling drop were a fountain of inspiration to them.
— Charles Dickens said that
A very nostalgic presentation. I like how vast the sky looks.
Quel tramage ce fines lingées et ce décor la place du ciel excellent
Belle soirée
A beautiful and nostalgic photo presentation with this short written story from Charles Dickens.
Une histoire triste, mais un excellent cliché l’accompagne.
What a spectacular photo!
i just loooove this! the colours of the sky, pastel and such, so beautiful, sistah!
beautiful colours all around. i imagine if the owners walked away from this, it would simply go back to nature.
Walking away from what was probably a lifetime of hard work. Your picture captures the sadness well
I like how to compose with large skies. I feel sad that small-scale farming has become so financially difficult.
A beautiful image of the farm that was. I like the really nice texture you applied.
This is a gorgeous image. It has a timeless feel to it. And the quote really fits in so well. When I see abandoned farms I always wonder how it must have felt to just leave it behind.
Its day will come again and if not nature can reclaim it. A nice delicate landscape
A beautiful capture of this landscape of what once was! The quote by Dickens evokes so much of my senses.
A lovely, painterly image.
I really like the treatment you have given the sky – bright and textured going from blown out whiteness to moody clouds. Very nice relationship between the huge sky and the classic farm buildings among the trees.
C’est nostalgique, mais c’est beau
JP
Comme une aquarelle, c’est doux !