what i saw
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my dad was really happy and was trying to organise the setting for me. but is there anything better than being spontaneous? or better than the calm wilderness of the nature? the landscape spoke for itself! we ended the shooting with some treats for the wonderful workers! photos to publish shortly, in citrus organicus!
yesterday, i took a long walk from my hometown to my dad's village. on my way, i was contemplating on the undiscovered potential of this land, in this part of the world. hmm, i think some things are better stay undiscovered.
so, i admit it; this walk had been really refreshing. i saw so many things that i was really missing when driving. the so photogenic shepherd with his walking stick - glitsa in greek, herding his flock of sheep; ducks and cockerel and the abandoned train track.
last, the cute dog guarding some bamboo sheaves. today, i was informed that, this time of year, people clean the road sides off the growing bamboo sticks and sell the sheaves to farmers who grow climbing beans! in my books, this is called sustainable agriculture!
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today, so far, has been a super photographic day. you remember the orange picking that was supposed to take place last saturday? well, that was postponed due to weather conditions for today. i took hundreds of photos, actually 721 snaps in two hours!my dad was really happy and was trying to organise the setting for me. but is there anything better than being spontaneous? or better than the calm wilderness of the nature? the landscape spoke for itself! we ended the shooting with some treats for the wonderful workers! photos to publish shortly, in citrus organicus!
yesterday, i took a long walk from my hometown to my dad's village. on my way, i was contemplating on the undiscovered potential of this land, in this part of the world. hmm, i think some things are better stay undiscovered.
so, i admit it; this walk had been really refreshing. i saw so many things that i was really missing when driving. the so photogenic shepherd with his walking stick - glitsa in greek, herding his flock of sheep; ducks and cockerel and the abandoned train track.
last, the cute dog guarding some bamboo sheaves. today, i was informed that, this time of year, people clean the road sides off the growing bamboo sticks and sell the sheaves to farmers who grow climbing beans! in my books, this is called sustainable agriculture!