Bird's Eye View by beachzz
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Somewhere over New Mexico, I think, on my way to Texas and Georgia a couple of years ago. I love those circular fields--crop circles???
Comments (12)
blinkings
Errrrm interesting. I don't know what there are.
bazza
Nice shot Marilyn I think its a big draught board those are the pieces lol..
auntietk
The circular patterns are made by irrigation lines that pivot around a central support. Your photograph shows crops that are growing in a circle, which is not the same thing as a crop circle! Crop circles are geometric and artistic patterns cut into a field, either by farmers or aliens, depending upon your point of view. Aside from all that ... cool shot! :D
Liam.
Amazing!
sharky_
Wow! If it wasn't for Tara's info, I would have thought the Aliens did it. Nice shot. Aloha
durleybeachbum
And I thought it was a sewage plant!
MrsRatbag
I've always wondered about those too. Excellent shot from the plane, looks like you got a good window!
goodoleboy
Super shot taken out of the (starboard?) window of New Mexico farmland, the wonderful haze in the distance, and engine, Maz. My brother lives in Santa Fe. I don't know. Those circles remind of the blank ones you fill in with ink on a ballot or questionnaire. And the real good, meticulously precisely created crop circles are the handiwork of either ET aliens or time travelers.
watapki66
That is a wonderful view, yep love the circles among straight lines!
danapommet
Super shot Marilyn and thanks to Tara, I've learned something new tonight. Dana
Chipka
I do love these! What really gets me is how silver the cuff of the airplane engine is. I like that contrast and those circle thingies, and the tawny, ruddy desert surroundings. This is deliciously otherworldly and I can think of a few stories to go along with it...funny how your stuff always does that...my inner Science Fiction writer likes your stuff as much as my outer photography viewer...I like that kind of personal synthesis! Great work...as always.
bmac62
Excellent Marilyn...just stopped by and this caught my eye. Sorry I have done such a terrible job of keeping up lately. My four day weekend in Las Vegas really messed up my commenting.