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Elegy to Family Farms Art Print
by Carol Lynn Coronios
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Elegy to Family Farms art print by Carol Lynn Coronios. Our art prints are produced on acid-free papers using archival inks to guarantee that they last a lifetime without fading or loss of color. All art prints include a 1" white border around the image to allow for future framing and matting, if desired.
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A very important way of life in America is disappearing. The decline of family farming is not only critical to the farmers and their families - it... more
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Comments (22)
Artist's Description
A very important way of life in America is disappearing. The decline of family farming is not only critical to the farmers and their families - it is (or should be) of grave concern to anyone who cares about the quality of the food they (or their pets) eat.
These three silos each represent only one family whose way of life has become impossible to maintain. The two wooden silos are in New York State: the one on the left is in Canton and the one on the right is just east of Herkimer, visible from the Thruway. The tile silo in the middle stands outside Edwardsville, IL.
I will be putting up the individual images in the near future - these would also be a striking triptych.
About Carol Lynn Coronios
A photograph is visual emotion, running the gamut from stark images of horror—to ‘snapshots in time’ commemorating special moments—to pieces that draw you into their world as if they were magnetized. These are the photographs that evoke a gasp, a “WOW!” or an “awwwww.” I consider myself a visual historian. Whether taking photographs of you and your horse, an old barn, or a misty sunrise, I am preserving history. Not just for you, or that barn, or that sunrise - but for the memories each regenerates in others. Seeing (or hearing about) their reactions as they relive an experience or emotion—whether remembered or vicarious—makes my spirit sing. I research and provide background information if such is appropriate for a...
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Lexa Harpell
Fabulous image(s) and work Carol. I so feel for the farmers who worked for generations and had to leave it all behind in favour of ummm 'progress' ?
Carol Lynn Coronios replied:
Exactly the way I feel, Lexa.
Nina Prommer
really interesting
Carol Lynn Coronios replied:
Thank you, Nina! I would like to know the rationale of the one being built vertically and the other horizontally.
Carol Lynn Coronios
Thank you ALL! Donna, I never knew they were made of wood, either, until I kept driving past the one on the Thruway. FINALLY had time and camera together, exited, and asked owner if I could take pictures.
Hanny Heim
Gorgeous work, Carol !
Mesa Teresita
great composition!
Jasna Dragun
Great collage !!
Phyllis Taylor
Wonderful image with interesting diversity!
Debbie Oppermann
Very nice work!
Rosette Doyle
Nice composition.
Amy Sorvillo
Beautiful composition of these silos! It's terrible about the decline of family farms in the U.S.
Sharon McConnell
Nice work in capturing this part of our farming heritage. You're so right about food quality! Sharing on G+
Irena Kazatsker
Very interesting triptych and your message is so important .
Lisa Wooten
Wonderful captures and presentation. L/G+
Arlane Crump
Wonderful work!
Debra Martz
Great presentation of the 3 very different silos.
Carol R Montoya
Awesome presentation and captures!
Donna Gough
Cool, I never knew they were built from wood.
Carol Lynn Coronios
Thank you, Tina, Jon, and Doug, for your features in Barn Lovers, Old and Used, and Canon 5D. I appreciate them!
Rose Wang
Beautiful!
Carol Lynn Coronios replied:
Thank you, Rose. I love old silos - would really like to get enough photos to do a calendar. I keep seeing them - when I don't have my camera. Should be a lesson, right?
Debra and Dave Vanderlaan
A cool presentation Carol Lynn! Congrats on your Feature in Barns Big and Small. We also added our Like! Celebrate life, Debra and Dave
Carol Lynn Coronios replied:
Thank you, Debra & Dave - for the feature and for your Like!