On the Way Home

Another picture I took on my way home from dropping Joey off at school this morning. I don't know why this view called to me...it just did so I stopped and took a shot at it. Welcome to my little corner of the world! :)

[Mark Buehl]

A great shot. Love the perspective and softness of your shot. Nice.

[Barbara Pizzo]

Nice shot, is it Kansas or Ohio?

[Eileen]

Wow!...and I thought I lived in the Boonies! Great shot!

[Chris Coupland]

Great shot love the soft focus!

[Jonna]

Another shot that's great in black and white!! Really nice, with a kind of wistful mood...

[Barb Smith]

Great composition, Paula. Your little corner of the world provides wonderful landscape opportunities.

[Paula Fontanini]

@bpizzo Close....Iowa! Not exactly a metropolis! :)

[Paula Fontanini]

@eileenmabalot I think we definitely qualify as the "boonies"! :)

[Paula Fontanini]

@markbuehl @cccoupland @barbsmith @jonna @cccoupland Thanks so much for taking the time to leave your nice comments...I love this place! :)

[PhotoButton - Siv]

Great composition, love it!

[Barry Mikhal]

That looks like a wide open corner

[Carly jean]

Great perspective, and perfect in black and white!

[Margaret Tryon]

Your corner is really beautiful. Thanks for sharing.

[elkehochban]

That road sure beckons ! Great shot!

[Sheri Peterson]

I like it.....it seems to go on forever. I also kind of wondered why the brush seems to be smushed down. Big wind? Rain? Paula stopping on the side of the road too many times??? lol!

[Rick Schies]

Love this look. Very nice.

[Lynn M. Watson]

What a great commute you have . . . this is lovely!

[Paula Fontanini]

@petersonsheri Ha! Or maybe someone else on 365 already beat me to this spot! :)

[Paula Fontanini]

@barrymikhal Oh, it's wide a open space alright! :)

[Paula Fontanini]

@photobutton @camarobabe @timandelke @digitalrn @lynnmwatson Thank you, I really appreciate your nice comments! :)

[wendy chapman]

I love this Paula. The wide horizon calls. It is so prototypical rural (could be my backyard) and yet the way you shot it pulls you into the scene. It is great.