Burning a field in Cuba after the harvest. I believe this was sugar cane.
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6 comments:
Cool shot, cousin. Love the palm trees in the foreground.
While i've seen them burning off sugar cane around here, there have never been palm trees around. Adds an exotic twist to what is a common sight for me.
Thanks Bag Lady and Messymimi. The palms really do set it off.
The palm trees in the background look as if they're fleeing from the fire. And the shape of the smoke echoes the shape of the mountains. All those layers. Lovely shot.
Mary Anne in Kentucky
A perfect title!
Thank you.
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