One Woman Farm in action
Back from a nice overdue visit to Pittsburgh. I enjoyed spending quality time with loved ones. Home always feels so good.
During part of the weekend, I worked alongside my wonderful friend Margaret at One Woman Farm. She is the reason why I have a soft spot for farms. Below are some of my favorite images. Enjoy!
Miss OWF herself. At right, pea greens on a trellis.
I am terrified of chickens. Just ask Curls. I may have embarrassed myself while helping him collect eggs.
Scallions, pea greens and bok choy. Drool.
Lettuce, swiss chard and the tractor.
Fresh eggies, sage flowers and lettuce.
xo!
Jen
Looking at the photos and reading your post, it makes me want to start farming. Really nice.
Thank you!! It is a lot of hard work; I envy anyone who takes it on.
I love how you grouped the photos in threes and fours… how did you do that? It looks really cool.
Hi, Nic, thank you for visiting my blog! I use Adobe Photoshop Lightroom to edit my photos, and the software can also place photos in the layouts you see above. I think that Photoshop Elements has the same capability. I hope that helps!
That does help, thanks. I’m currently taking a photography class and plan to take more in the future. Photoshop is in my future, words like Bridge and Lightroom have been discussed around the room, and I have no idea what everyone is talking about. It’s nice to see some of the software in action. Now I only have to decide if I’m going windows or mac. ;)
I love you. Definitely yes.
Smiles. I grew up on a farm, and my brother and I own it now. We have an Allis Chalmers G just like in the picture. There aren’t too many of them running anymore!!! You took lots of shots that look like home to me! Nice job!