In this classic Terry Redlin image, the local farmer demonstrates both a concern for his wildlife friends and the land he works. As the combines slowly rumble through the field, two rows of corn stalks are left standing. This not only provides winter feed for the deer who wait patiently and unafraid on the nearby knoll, but also serves as a natural windbreak for soil conservation. Careful observers will notice how the artist skillfully captures the subtle effects of light in this romantic scene. As the setting sun's rays fight through the dust and chaff kicked up behind the combines, its normal bright roundness is both diffused and distorted.