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Soft Crush

Vineyards gone soft at the edges: Saint-Émilion at dusk, the rows of Flaujagues, Pellegrue and Massugas in the Bordeaux countryside, Christopher Creek in Healdsburg, and the Columbia River from a Washington vineyard. Lifted, hazed and warmed, so they sit on a wall as quietly as a slow pour.

12 pieces. These are real photographs, not generated images.

Rose and gold clouds over long vineyard rows at dusk. — 01 / 12

Rosé Sky

A hillside of vines combed into curving rows beneath a dark tree line. — 02 / 12

Combed Hill

Young green vines in front of oak trees and golden hills. — 03 / 12

Spring at Christopher Creek

Grape-heavy vines between wooden posts under soft white clouds. — 04 / 12

Ripe Under Cloud

A long line of vines under a pale, hazy evening sky. — 05 / 12

Pale Evening

Vine rows leading toward a distant stone house and fields under a hazy sky. — 06 / 12

Far House

A thick wall of green vines with a single tall tree against a pale sky. — 07 / 12

Lone Tree

Wispy pink clouds above vine rows running to a low horizon at sunset. — 08 / 12

Last Pour

Vineyard rows sweeping across a gentle slope under a pale blue sky. — 09 / 12

Summer Sweep

Vines on a slope above a hazy river canyon and distant cliffs. — 10 / 12

River Haze

Big soft clouds over vineyard rows and a pale path across the hill. — 11 / 12

Cloud Harvest

A grassy aisle between young vines leading to oaks and rolling hills. — 12 / 12

Healdsburg Aisle

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