steam rising from the evaporator stiffens the clothes
but sweetens the lips
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37 comments:
Great and mysterious image, the soft yellow tone are very attractive!
Great work!
This is an amazing photo of a process that few people have seen. Or inhaled.
How steam can stiffen clothes is a mystery to me.
Oh wow, I haven't seen this done in 20-30 years.
OMG, I can smell it! I Love it! Maple syrup is sooooooo expensive here! It is a luxury item.
So esoteric, and your words are the words of mythical magic where even the air carries the breath of the flavor of maple.
Re your comment on Ocala DP - Methinks that's a raccoon's tail. Or maybe it's an old wives' tale?
What a terrific image! You capture so much in this one shot--sight, feel, smell, taste. . .mmm, mm.
A very strange an beautiful image. I wouldn't have never guessed what was going on here!
Great photography..
Can smell it from far away.
Beautiful image...
I have to wonder if everyone who works here isn't a diabetic?? :)
Wonderful shot, Kitty!
Amazing shot!
This is a cool shot. What exactly is he doing?
That sweetened my instant oatmeal this morning!
Is your camera tasting real good now? You didn't get any sweet stickey maple fumes on your lens, did you? :)
Where have I been??? Well I just took a little trip below and savored the photos I"ve missed. Today's photo blows me away. Fabulous. I can taste it.
I hope you are on the mend my friend.
V
Oh, but what does it do the hips??? Sharon Creech visited my blog and I saw you on her blog. I've read one of her books, "Walk Two Moons", and was tickled to have her commenting. Thanks for the connection.
Hmmm!a mist of maple..I'd like to get lost in there..!
Great shot. There is nothing like a sugary steam bath.
This is an amazing shot, with the steam framing the man looking at the light... it's very essential but yet it tells a whole story... perfect light and colors too... a 10/10 I'd say.
And do your clothes smell sweetly when you get out?
Fabulous image.
I think I need glasses ;)
(I can almost smell it ...!!!!!)
I had no idea that's how it's done! Really neat photo!
This is something completely new to me, I'm trying to figure out what is going on there...
God bless you!
Cezar
Great shot, BC!
Sunny :)
Once I was sent a bottle of maple syrup from Maine... I loved it. Great photo!!
This is beautiful. I can almost smell the sweet sap cooking.
This photo was mystery to me but now I tink I got it right! :-) Fantastic!
Now that is one fine picture. But, um, what happens to your hair after standing around this all day?
Extraordinary photo!
What an interesting picture. Tell us more. MB
Misty picture, and maybe a litlle bit mistic too.;-)
Yes,it is mistic.
This is an exquisite image that I won't soon forget.
Pass the pancakes! Pass the Waffles! Pass the French toast! Quick! Mmmmmm Maple Syrup!!
Fabulous, fabulous. I adore your photography. Sometimes I wish you would present them in a slightly larger format. Have you thought of it or not? Of course we can click on them to enlarge.
Superb, and quite unique!
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