Photo Gallery: Viewer Gallery: What does fall/winter look like to you?

Nov. 22, 2010

Fall is time to put the grapes on the ground to dry into raisins. Photo taken on 9-6-2011 in Kingsburg Ca.
Taken just south of Tilton, Arkansas on January 7, 2011 by Bob B. a visitor from Pound Ridge, NY
Taken just south of Tilton, Arkansas on January 7, 2011 by Bob B. a visitor from Pound Ridge, NY
5-8 inches of snow at Farm Press, Clarksdale, MS.
5-8 inches of snow at Farm Press, Clarksdale, MS.
5-8 inches of snow at Farm Press, Clarksdale, MS.
5-8 inches of snow at Farm Press, Clarksdale, MS.
Winter is here. Having a little fun in the fields now! Robertson Family Farms King, NC. Sent from Steve R.
Many Southerners are avid deer hunters and fall marks the beginning of deer season. Here a pair of whitetail "yearlings" are alert for danger. Taken in Yazoo Co., MS by Sandy W.
A group of our friends plan several fall trail rides as the weather becomes more pleasant. Here three of the riders have a conversation as they leisurely ride their American Quarter Horses along. Taken in Yazoo Co., MS by Sandy W.
Naturally, fall brings vivid leaf colors to mind. Here is a nice contrast with the blue fall sky. Taken in Raymond, MS by Sandy W.
As the temps go from warm days to cool nights in the fall, fog makes for a serene scene as with this tree in a pasture in Yazoo Co., MS by Sandy W.
I love driving the country roads in the fall....... This nice fence in the fog was one of the sights that I found pretty as I made a morning ride in early October in Yazoo County, MS by Sandy W.
While I was out deer hunting in December, I spotted this young Whitetail buck and decided to take his photograph instead of the other kind of shooting. Taken in Yazoo Co., MS by Sandy W.
Liberty, the bunny, getting her picture with the scarecrow. Sent in by Loren W. Olive Branch MS
Filling the bins at Hunter Gin, Bell City, MO
FALL COLOR Bradford pear trees provide a splash of vivid red in Southwest Farm Press Editor Ron Smith’s Denton, Texas front yard.
TEXAS FALL is not always viewed as particularly colorful but the right combination of green grass and red leaves, like these in Southwest Farm Press Editor Ron Smith’s front yard creates a bright spot.
TEXAS WINTER can turn cold in a hurry, as in this Christmas Eve scene from Denton, Texas, shows.
THE URN IN Farm Press Editor Ron Smith’s back yard stands out against a rare snowfall.
WINTER SUNSETS can be spectacular in Texas. Add a bit of snow on the roof and the image becomes even more colorful. This shot is from Southwest Farm Press Editor Ron smith’s back yard.
Hembree Brandon, Farm Press editor: Speaking of Bradford pears, which I personally consider the weeds of the tree kingdom (http://deltafarmpress.com/what-could-be-so-rare-bradford-pear-wine), they have been unusually spectacular in the Mid-South this fall. This photo was made recently near Bellefontaine, Miss.
The Victory Garden (all volunteer and all food goes to charity) Collierville TN, total 3,018 lbs so far this year. We have 686 cloves of 31 varieties of garlic growing right now. Sent in from Carl Wayne H. http://www.colliervillevictorygarden.org/
The Victory Garden (all volunteer and all food goes to charity) Collierville TN, total 3,018 lbs so far this year. We have 686 cloves of 31 varieties of garlic growing right now. Sent in from Carl Wayne H. http://www.colliervillevictorygarden.org/
The Victory Garden (all volunteer and all food goes to charity) Collierville TN, total 3,018 lbs so far this year. We have 686 cloves of 31 varieties of garlic growing right now. Sent in from Carl Wayne H. http://www.colliervillevictorygarden.org/
"When I think of fall, I think not only about the pictures but the smells of harvest." Cotton harvest in Northampton County North Carolina on Lassiter Farms. Sent in by Donny L.
"When I think of fall, I think not only about the pictures but the smells of harvest. The sight and odor of peanuts just being dug out of the ground." Peanut harvest in Northampton County North Carolina on Lassiter Farms. Sent in by Donny L.
"When I think of fall, I think not only about the pictures but the smells of harvest. The sight and odor of peanuts just being dug out of the ground." Peanut harvest in Northampton County North Carolina on Lassiter Farms. Sent in by Donny L.

Harvest is done (or almost so). The heat of summer is giving way to the cool of fall. There are oranges and reds throughout the woods. Holiday season has arrived.

We at Farm Press invite you to share with us photographs that tell the story of the upcoming seasons in your area.

Send us shots of harvest. Fall field work. Your children’s school or church Holiday programs. Football tailgates. Hunting camp. Family gatherings. Whatever fall and winter look like to you.

We will pick some of the best and post them to our Website for all to see.

It’s easy to participate.

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