I saw a pic on Facebook yesterday of some clown with one he had pulled out of the ground as a souvenir.
That is just plain disrespectful and technically theft. I sometimes get into the edge of the field, but I'm very careful to not do any damage whatsoever.halibut sinclair said:
I saw a pic on Facebook yesterday of some clown with one he had pulled out of the ground as a souvenir.
Okay, so I set up a gallery just in case someone wanted to order a print. I've never done this as a business, it's just a hobby, so I don't really expect to make money off of it. But I have had some interest on occasion from someone desiring a print, so here is a link.aggiegal99 said:
labmansid- would you consider selling prints of this photo of the storm?
MBAR said:
I went a couple of days but the flowers are definitely weighed down with seeds now and are sagging a fair amount at the Snook field.
I hope Mr. Wilder makes a boatload on them!
They are just a bit south of the older ones which are still ripening. Around and south of where the cotton gin is down there. I think it's called Hidalgo Falls.Sweet Kitten Feet said:
Where the new field?
I use a Canon 7D MKII DSLR, with a Canon 500mm F4 lens. A 1.4x teleconverter gives 700mm total.Wicked Good Ag said:
Sid
What kind of camera did you use ??
They are just beautiful at that corner. Lots of people stopping to take pictures when I drove by.toolshed said:
Just a drive by, but the fields are in full bloom at 50/60.