Flying in an airplane over the United States can reveal some very interesting shapes. The twists and turns of roads and highways with their sprawling interchanges; the meandering of rivers; the shapes of lakes; the structures of cities and towns; and — in this case — the fields somewhere over Iowa which apparently are used for farming are only five of endless examples.
Fields Somewhere Over Iowa. Sunday Morning Photograph.
I was not sure as to why the dark lines etched into the land were so squiggly. The patterns they formed were quite interesting, in my opinion.
The occasional farmhouse and silo here and a lone road there helped to add to the amalgam of the otherwise seemingly controlled chaotic landscape below.
Final Boarding Call
I cannot tell you exactly where in Iowa these photographs were taken — nor did I particularly care during the moment on that day. I do not even know exactly what was planted on the land — or the reason why whatever was planted was planted. If you know, please post your thoughts in the Comments section below, as I would be more than happy to read about it.
The purpose of the weekly series of Sunday Morning Photograph articles is to feature photographs from my travels around the world which you can view while enjoying your morning coffee.
Please click here for a complete list of the Sunday Morning Photograph series of articles at The Gate With Brian Cohen, which include photographs taken of nature and sights of interest in many countries and territories around the world which are listed below.
All photographs ©2023 by Brian Cohen.
