Highland Crop

By Cody Redmon • August 18, 2008

Backed right up into the foothills of the Crazy Mountains, I found this location by accident and my timing couldn’t have been better. With its crop just bailed and not yet stacked, the glowing field at foreground-right really caught my attention for how it stands in contrast to the land surrounding it.

Categories: Duotone
Tags: Crazy Mtns., Summer

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Cody Redmon

A native and current resident of Montana, I fell in love with landscapes at an early age. Growing up in a rural area gave me access to explore my interest while visiting some truly amazing places. I have a deep respect for the wilds and am pleased to present to you scenes and vistas from the back reaches of the western US and beyond. Professional portfolio site: CodyRedmon.com

Chris: spectacular Cody! Wonderful panoramic shot. I actually like that kind of overcast weather a lot, I am sure...

Vicki: You definitely captured the scale of the canyons in this one with what feels like such a ‘bird’s...

Diane: Hi Cody! Hope you have a very Happy Thanksgiving! Best Wishes.

Massimo Belloni: Cows aren’t visible so well at a first sight, but they can be easily viewed after few seconds....

Jeff W: The lone wolf shot is incredible. Looks like a high ISO setting was used, but I feel that it adds to the...

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