Cotton Field Bolls Splitting Under Noon Sun in between vineyard trellises near Tamale

Cotton Field Bolls Splitting Under Noon Sun

by Harry Carney

Bright white cotton bolls burst open against a backdrop of green vines, revealing fluffy fibers ready for harvest. The tropical noon sun casts harsh, direct light that flattens shadows and bleaches the green leaves of the nearby vineyard trellises. Fine dust and chaff drift through the air, catching the glare in a hazy suspension between the rows. The ground appears dry and cracked beneath the heavy stalks, against the lingering moisture of the rainy season that keeps the surrounding vegetation lush. Wooden posts support the vineyard structure, standing rigid against the soft, drifting fibers. One boll rests on a dry leaf, its edges frayed by the wind.

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Camera Pentax K1000*AI-imagined, not shot. For real Pentax K1000 photos, grab one online.
Lens 50mm f/1.8
Focal Length 50mm
Aperture f/1.8
Shutter Speed 1/30
ISO 50
Film Fuji Pro 400H softness
Location between vineyard trellises near Tamale
Date 2008-01-11
Credit VEETER
Coordinates 9.4056, -0.7011
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