What a beautiful shot, so full of aged textures as though it has been there forever, becoming part of the landscape.
Like you I get drawn to photograph fences….and walls. I think I’m fascinated by the feeling of the edge of something 🙂
Thanks Seonaid! I think you’re right, the feeling of being on the edge and possibly looking over is intriguing. Walls and fences are definitely both favorites. 🙂
And of course edges are where things change…..from one space to another…..and so there is excitement about something new coming into view 🙂
There having explained it to myself my fascination now seems utterly understandable!!
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Contrast and tone work well in monochrome.
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Thank you Sally. I liked the color version ok but once I saw it in B&W thought this was the better choice to post. I’m glad you appreciate it as well.
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This is really nice. I like the moss covered slats and the one slat missing.
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You caught two points I like as well. I wondered if anyone else would notice the missing slat. 🙂
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Love it! The missing slat…gives it a slight air of desolation, admirably suited to Black & White 🙂
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Thanks Sue, I thought of desolation and decay too. 🙂
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Well, great minds and all that!! 😉
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Yes! 🙂
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It looks very dramatic in monochrome. Great pic 🙂
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Thanks Amanda! A little bit of drama is what I like about monochrome too. 🙂
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I like the composition and the perspective of the photo. It looks like a painting!
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Thanks Amy, I wish I could paint! Thank goodness for cameras. 🙂
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What a beautiful shot, so full of aged textures as though it has been there forever, becoming part of the landscape.
Like you I get drawn to photograph fences….and walls. I think I’m fascinated by the feeling of the edge of something 🙂
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Thanks Seonaid! I think you’re right, the feeling of being on the edge and possibly looking over is intriguing. Walls and fences are definitely both favorites. 🙂
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And of course edges are where things change…..from one space to another…..and so there is excitement about something new coming into view 🙂
There having explained it to myself my fascination now seems utterly understandable!!
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Yes it does! 😉
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It’s such a lovely old fence, and definitely deserves a pic and promotion on your blog. Lisa. 🙂
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Thank you. 🙂 They have an interesting, large corner yard too, I may have to take a closer look…
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So many details and feelings trapped into this photograph
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Thank you. I agree, there are a lot of possibilities in this one, simple photo.
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