Pruning Leaves
Harvest involves a flurry of activity in the vineyard in preparation for the crews that move through in darkness to begin removing fruit. This image shows workers in Chile’s Maule Valley removing leaves from the vines just before harvest, to get one last little bit of sun on the grapes, as well as to make it easier for the crews (or the machines) to do their early morning work. — Alder Yarrow

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