Today the heat subsided and the clouds arrived. I went in search of you. I found sunflowers, pumpkins, cornfields, and a bridge. You peeked out for a minute from the clouds but then ran from me. That’s okay. I don’t need to see you to love you.
Because I’m still in love with you
I wanna see you dance again
Because I’m still in love with you
On this harvest moon
—Neil Young
I visited Bishop’s Pumpkin Farm with visions of taking a photo of the full moon over a cornfield, but the clouds didn’t cooperate. Instead, I had a lovely evening with my mom. I hope you enjoy these images and let me know if you have a favorite. As always, all photos were taken by me with an Olympus OM-D and edited with ON1 Photo RAW.
- January: Wolf Moon
- February: Snow Moon/Hunger Moon
- March: Worm Moon
- April: Pink Moon
- May: Flower Moon
- June: Strawberry Moon
- July: Buck Moon
- August: Blue Moon
Incredible photos!
I’m so happy you like them! Thank you so much.
My pleasure
Images 3, 5 and 19 are wonderful, Bridgette! Well done. ❤️🙏🏻
Thank you so much, John. It was a beautiful day. I’ve not had time to use my camera since, but I’m itching to get back out there. Maybe I can find something this weekend. Time to explore!
Go get those photos! 👍🏻😎
Another great set of photos. I wish I had your talent. 🙂
You are so kind, Michael. I needed that. Thank you.
My pleasure. Hugs!
So beautiful, Bridgett! 🩷
Thank you so much, Cindy!
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on the southern nights cd
Thank you. It’s such a wonderful and romantic song.
The #19 moon is fabulous as are the sunflowers
Thank you. I had an image I wanted in my mind and the clouds made it impossible, but maybe these are even better than what I wanted. Life is like that, huh?
Lovely photos and reflection on autumns treasures Bridgette. We had a wonderful harvest moon last night but my cellphone did a poor job of capturing it.
Thank you and yes it’s so hard to get photos of the moon with your cellphone. I saw so many beautiful Harvest moon photos and was sad the clouds covered ours, but we work with what we are given, right?
Yes. 😊
These are wonderful, thank you! 🌻
Thank you, Michele! I appreciate you so much.
You’re very welcome, Bridgette. 🌼
I love 5 & 16 But I enjoy all photographs. Beautiful you sharing Moon harvest Pumpkin farm Sunflower field & Cornfield. The clouds didn’t cooperate. Instead, you have had a lovely evening with your mom. I you enjoy these images and I have a favorite are 1 5 & 16.
God bless you!
So glad you liked those photos! Thank you.
I love all the sunflower photos and all the pumpkins. Thanks, Bridgette!
So glad you liked those photos. I love this time of year so much.
#18 is great. However I’m always struck by the determination of the very last sunflower to die, still trying to follow the sun, so #10 as well.
Thanks, Roy. Me too. There’s something magical about a field of sunflowers buzzing with bees, the whole flowers, the half-opened, and those dying. All of it is beautiful.
I haven’t heard that song in years, but I thought of it as soon as I saw the title…
So glad! Thank you, Greg.
Simply gorgeous, Bridgette! I now have this song by the Four Aces stuck in my head….
Oh, I love that song! Thank you.
All spectacular. 👏🏽
You are so kind! Thank you.
Hi! I came across one of your photos on Pinterest, they are so so beautiful, and I was wondering, is it okay if I use one as reference for a painting in making? it is a picture in which there’s a deer and a moon in the background, thanks! I look forward for your answer
btw they are all so beautiful they I kinda imagine them all as possible paintings XD you trully catch the beauty of nature
God bless u
Hi! Thank you for the kind words. I’m super happy for you to use my photo as a reference. I’d love to see the painting when it’s finished. 🙂
I like #19 and the picture of Mom.
Thanks! She’s headed back to Washington soon and I’ll sure miss having her with me.
Ooooh, I don’t know how to pick favourites here, when I love so many of these pictures!
That makes me so happy! I’ve had the best time learning to appreciate the full moon this year. It might have to continue into next year.
That sounds like a good idea 🙂