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Gourdneck Prairie Cemetery #07
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Gourdneck Prairie Cemetery #16
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Gourdneck Prairie Cemetery #06
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Gourdneck Prairie Cemetery #12
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Skyscape #2
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Everything about this scene suggested neatness: the grass on the bank which had been mowed before the first snow, the neatly disced field, the tidy jumble of farm buildings in the distance. And in the middle of it all, a single can, empty but still wrapped in a paper bag. Also touched up in Photoshop to add the blur.