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Wednesday
Sep142011

Harvest Time

It saddens me to say that the end of summer is upon us. I would love Fall if it were followed immediately by Spring. Ok, enough complaining!

Local farmers are bringing in their Fall harvests. I met up with two of them in Dracut last weekend, JoAnn and Kamal, as they collected their potato crop. Bigger farms will harvest potatoes with a fork, as I used to do when helping my father. I imagine that factory farms use something far more high-powered to dig them up. JoAnn and Kamal like to get down into the dirt and find them by hand. As JoAnn told me, using a fork results in a number of potato stabbings. This way, they find them all and they don't destroy them in the process.

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Well, you can stop fall from coming. I love fall but I'd definitely miss spring and I'm really not looking forward to winter, which I know will be pretty cold. Oh and I thought those were fingers [second image - right].

September 19, 2011 | Unregistered CommenterHalley | Photo Enlargements

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Boston based photographer Adrien Bisson is a portrait photographer specializing in editorial, corporate and advertising photography, with studios in Lowell, Massachusetts. With a passion for environmental portraiture, location photography has become a way of life and a style with which to create distinctive images of people in all walks of life.