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Dahlias and Sunflowers at Blue Rock Farm Market | Southern Idaho Landscape Fine Art Print
Horizontal orientation. Images include an optional barn wood frame created by the photographer, making this print truly unique and one-of-a-kind. Available also as a print only, in three optional sizes and materials.
There are two things in the Magic Valley that are hard to beat: the sunflowers and the sunsets! I was driving home from running some errands with my wife one mid-August evening, and noticed the skies filling up with yellows, golds, purples, oranges and reds. I didn't have my camera with me, so as soon as we got home, I grabbed my gear and headed out to the Blue Rock Farm Market where I had previously seen a beautiful patch of sunflowers. I found their old farm truck parked out among the sunflowers and dahlias and couldn't think of a more spectacular sight under the setting sun! Late August is always a stressful time for both my wife and I as we begin the first weeks of the school year as teachers. It seems like I am always 3 weeks behind after the first week of school. Adjusting from relatively few time demands to suddenly being thrown into concert planning, calendaring, lesson planning, student behaviors, and more is always a challenge. A peaceful evening scene like this sometimes takes me completely away and brings back needed perspective.
Horizontal orientation. Images include an optional barn wood frame created by the photographer, making this print truly unique and one-of-a-kind. Available also as a print only, in three optional sizes and materials.
There are two things in the Magic Valley that are hard to beat: the sunflowers and the sunsets! I was driving home from running some errands with my wife one mid-August evening, and noticed the skies filling up with yellows, golds, purples, oranges and reds. I didn't have my camera with me, so as soon as we got home, I grabbed my gear and headed out to the Blue Rock Farm Market where I had previously seen a beautiful patch of sunflowers. I found their old farm truck parked out among the sunflowers and dahlias and couldn't think of a more spectacular sight under the setting sun! Late August is always a stressful time for both my wife and I as we begin the first weeks of the school year as teachers. It seems like I am always 3 weeks behind after the first week of school. Adjusting from relatively few time demands to suddenly being thrown into concert planning, calendaring, lesson planning, student behaviors, and more is always a challenge. A peaceful evening scene like this sometimes takes me completely away and brings back needed perspective.