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There is something about corn fields that freak me out. When we were looking for a new house in Ohio the realtor looked at me strange when I said I didn't want one facing a corn field!
Maybe it's because they feature heavily in horror movies, maybe it's the fear of getting lost in them or maybe it's the amount of insects they contain . . . . whatever it is they give me the willies. How do you feel about corn fields?
Ha, I live right across from a field that alternates between corn and wheat. The corn doesn't bother me, but I prefer the wheat, it looks beautiful blowing in the breeze.
ReplyDeleteThat image is so incredibly striking and haunting!
I do love to look at them, especially when they are green. I grew up in the midwest and do remember having my first allergy attack while running through some. That was the last of that! haha But mostly I just love the corn that comes from them. Happy Tuesday!!
ReplyDeleteVery eerie image!
ReplyDeleteWe used to bicycle along narrow country roads between cornfields and there was always a whispering sound coming from the fields.
You're right, they do seem to whisper.
DeleteWOW..what an incredibly powerful image to express your fear of those corn field. WOW!
ReplyDeleteThanks Marcie, I was trying to produce an image that conveyed the eerieness.
DeleteWonderful image!!!
ReplyDeleteStay inspired!
Beautiful work indeed !
ReplyDeleteI watched Children of the Corn and still get scared just thinking about it. No cornfields!
ReplyDeleteBut your work... perfection my friend.
Thanks Becky, isn't it weird the things that can put fear in us. The funny this is I love eating corn.
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ReplyDeleteYour imagination is wonderful here.
ReplyDeleteWe've camped near corn fields many times. I've enjoyed watching the corn grow, but it's true that there are a lot of bugs. I thing the wheat fields would be pretty.
ReplyDeleteWould have to agree with you on this one. We are currently in Illinois farm country babysitting our grandson - the corn fields go on for ever and every here. Pretty freaky.
ReplyDeleteWe're moving to Ohio and there are a LOT of cornfields.
DeleteThat's just plain scary. I don't like cornfields much either ... something about the way they 'rustle' ... :-)
ReplyDeleteSeems I am not alone.
DeleteMaybe it is partly because dried up cornfields are so interconnected with Halloween? I love running through corn mazes at that time of year.
ReplyDeleteI love that frightful haunted feel!
Spectacular image!