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Vinography Images: Taking Wing
Taking Wing
I love great photographs of vineyards, which is mostly why I try to bring you a new image from photographer Andy Katz each week. The best vineyard photographs though have a little something special about them in addition to the raw natural beauty that they so often possess. This is a perfect example of a gorgeous image, made even more special by the hawk caught mid take-off from the middle of this Sonoma vineyard. -- Alder Yarrow
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To set the image as your desktop wallpaper, Mac users should follow these instructions, while PC users should follow these.
PRINTS:
If you are interested in owning an archive quality, limited edition print of this image please contact photographer Andy Katz through his web site.
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- Posted by: Alder on August 18, 2009 10:59 PM
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Comments (3)
Dylan
wrote:Wow, this is hauntingly beautiful. Walking into this scene must feel like walking into one of Edgar Allen Poe's stories.
Michaela
wrote:I am amazed. I see it is a California vineyard... but this photo feels like New England, or even the British Isles. I love it. Thank you for this Andy and Alder both.
-Michaela
Eddie Lin
wrote:Andy's photos are inspiring and gorgeous. Thanks for sharing his work on your brilliant blog! Hope you're well.
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