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I love this article and the pictures. They bring back many memories of my youth in the Kentucky country side. I do want to point out 1 small correction. In this picture, those are not hat stacks. They are “corn shocks” . Farmers would cut their corn stalks and shock them up in these little tent shapes. I think they used them for livestock feed.
Thank you Bill! Yes that is correct, my title for that photograph is in a large file that mostly has photographs of barns and haystacks. It is corn for sure:)
I have always enjoyed finding “a lost story” among the ruins of abandoned places. There is a mystery, a hidden story to be unlocked from those things and people that have come before us. It is like a quiet force that calls to me…to discover what must be seen and understood.
I have a desire to shine light upon these things, places and stories. “In capturing that moment in an abandoned place with my camera, the dream and vision become one. The light is now upon it.” The story and vision will be transformed and shared in the hope of passing along a story that once was more than a forgotten dream.
I love this article and the pictures. They bring back many memories of my youth in the Kentucky country side. I do want to point out 1 small correction. In this picture, those are not hat stacks. They are “corn shocks” . Farmers would cut their corn stalks and shock them up in these little tent shapes. I think they used them for livestock feed.
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Thank you Bill! Yes that is correct, my title for that photograph is in a large file that mostly has photographs of barns and haystacks. It is corn for sure:)
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