The sun sinks low on the horizon offering one last touch of warm light amidst the cold blue landscape. I remember this evening well because it was out in farm country and a few farms occupied most of the area. As soon as I pulled to the side of the road near a farm lane, here comes a big tractor out the lane, so I moved my truck to be along the road in a ditch basically and sure enough the tractor turns around. So I think to myself that was bizarre and I begin to set up my tripod. There is a house just to the left of this shot and as I am snapping photos, I hear a gunshot, a slight pause then another, and finally after three shots it stopped. I have no idea if this was an attempt to intimidate me to leave or just another idiot shooting at something that moved? How about that catchy title folks?
Donald Reese Photography 
This is a gorgeous image. Thanks do much for all your posts
Thanks for the comments as well!
Once again, another beautiful photograph from Mr. Reese. Thanks for sharing your gifts.
Sure thing Allan. thank you.
Ha ha! Always love your back stories and your humor! Beautiful shot!
thanks, I try.
Love the title!!
I may quit photography and just do titles for people.
Nooooo! Please your specialisation is your art of photography. If anything, titles is a hobby or a second fiddle if you will LOL!
Okay, you make a good point!
Am glad😃
Ha ha! It is a good title – with that rather scary story!
Yes I agree with other’s comments and this is just what we need, some beauty and calm. I love this shot and your stories.
Thanks,I used to go looking for stuff like that a lot more. Glad you approve.
It certainly is a catchy title!!!
Your photograph “catches” my heart strings. What a beautiful scene.
sounds good,thanks!
Spectacular photo & your stories add to all you endure for capturing. Thanks.
thank you. I enjoy sharing them.
Love this shot. Almost makes me chilly seeing it. Thanks for all the “torture” you go through to get these photos and share with us and may God bless you for this service. Barb Z.
Thank goodness this doesnt happen often.
Thank you. I love farm country landscapes.
I do too. I used to go out shooting in Amish country pretty regularly but since the Linda event, I just dont have it in me right now.
Ha ha! It is a good title – with that rather scary story!
thanks, I didnt hear anything whizzing by so thats a good thing!