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Awesome Aerial Photographer By Alex MacLean

Awesome Aerial Photographer By Alex MacLeanalex-maclean
 This is one of the best aerial photography on my blog by talented aerial photographer Alex MacLean who is based in Lincoln.MacLean estimates he has spent about 6,000 hours in the sky photographing American farms.

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Cut flower fields Carlsbad, California in 1989.
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Over-plowing in German Valley, Illinois in 1988.
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Large desert center pivot irrigation system in Eloy, Arizona, in 2004.
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Tilling tracks in Snowville, Utah, in 2005.
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Hay bales surrounded by tilled circles in Washington County in 2005.
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A cranberry bog, ditches and strips in Southeastern Massachusetts in 2006.
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Cross-tilling of a field in Monon, Indiana, in 2007.
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Wastewater form a phosphate strip mine in Parrish, Florida, in 2007.
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A flooded rice field in Welsh, Louisiana, in 2007.
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A cross-tilling line in Loraine, Texas, in 2007.
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Dry land farming strips and low spots in Chugwater, Wyoming in 2008
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Winter apple orchard in Clinton, Massachusetts, in 1977.
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Converging field berms in Springfield, Nebraska, in 2011.
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Field berms following the contour of the land in Springfield, Nebraska, in 2011.
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Rings of shaft in Castleton, North Dakota in 1991.
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Dryland Farming
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Hay Bales in A Cash Valley Field
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Rice Fields
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Stream Interrupts Harvest Pattern
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