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08.02.2007

Vinography Images: Straight Rows

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Straight Rows

“Most of the time as a vineyard photographer, I'm looking for ways of breaking up the monotony of simply row after row of green vines. This is one of the reasons many of my images hinge upon a tree or some other form that can break up these lines. In this case however, even though I was initially drawn to the tree, the image ended up being about the precision of those rows. I have no idea how they get them so straight."-- Michael Regnier


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PRINTS:
If you are interested in owning an archive quality print of this image, or any of the other vineyard images featured here on Vinography, you can purchase one on the Michael Regnier Photography web site for $85.

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Every Thursday, Vinography features a new image from photographer Michael Regnier for readers' personal use as desktop backgrounds or screen savers. We hope you enjoy them. Please respect Michael's copyright on these images.

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