Many thanks to every person that went into the 2022 Harvest Digital Photography Competitors. Your images caught an actual feeling of this summer season’s harvest. When we will certainly be introducing the champion,
Right here is an option that thrilled in advance of following week. See likewise:
Thousands of images of harvest 2022
Andrew Greenwood
© Andrew Greenwood
Evening comes down, yet the job proceeds– in this situation, a Claas Lexion 8900 with a 45ft header collecting wheat at GH Parkers (North Coats) in Lincolnshire. The minute was translucented the lens of Andrew Greenwood.
Eleanor Gilbert
© Eleanor Gilbert
Eleanor Gilbert shared this picture of incorporating Zyatt wintertime wheat in Berkshire. Drawing the grain trailer is something you will not see really frequently– a black John Deere 6155R.
Derek Bell
© Derek Bell
Baling in progress at Withcall in Lincolnshire. On some inclines the job isn’t one for the chickenhearted, claims Derek Bell, that broke the photo.
Kevin Rogers
© Kevin Rogers
” All done and also cleaned” is what Kevin Rogers calls this set, revealing the job of cleaning up an integrate at the end of the period.
Tom Willis
© Tom Willis
Tom Willis captured this minute, rested on top of the grain load after carrying the followers up prepared to cool down the grain down, when the ambient temperature level went down later on in the day. Past the Loadall in the foreground is the Vale of York and also the Dales.
Peter Niblock
© Peter Niblock
Integrate driver James Adams collecting oats forgeting Belfast Lough, Northern Ireland. Many Thanks to Peter Niblock for the photo.
Luke Amos
© Luke Amos
Dirt was something the majority of people included with harvest ’22 will certainly have been well familiarized with– and also Luke Amos, that took this on the Fasque Estate near St Cyrus in Scotland, offered his photo the really appropriate yet basic title: “Messy job”.
Lizzie Ideal
© Lizzie Best
Lizzie Ideal caught this shot of the incorporate going after the last rays of the sunlight as it establishes on the last day of harvest in Rutland. (*)
