Picket fences #5 by goodoleboy

Photography • Home • posted on Apr 24, 2009

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Captured 4/21/09, around 8 AM, about .55 miles/.885 kilometers from my diversified domicile. Perspective, repetition, light and shadow...a combination that is hard to beat. And displayed in various POVs, because I try to cover all by bases when the opportunity presents itself. Why fight it? I know someone out there who is going to really like this. Thankx for dropping by, and have a faultless Friday.

Comments (13)

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jocko500

2:29PM | Fri, 24 April 2009

wonderful lighting and pov on this fence

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artaddict2

2:29PM | Fri, 24 April 2009

Interesting study of light and shadow. Also when I scroll down the fence flicks from side to side. Nice work!

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bmac62

2:50PM | Fri, 24 April 2009

I like it...emphasis on perspective and shadows. Homeowner needs to get Tom Sawyer on the job this summer. Neat fence, just glad I don't have to paint it.

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Mousson

3:21PM | Fri, 24 April 2009

Wonderful photo!

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TwoPynts

3:23PM | Fri, 24 April 2009

I couldn't pick(et) a favorite!

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babuci

6:37PM | Fri, 24 April 2009

Nice collage Harry once again you did a great job capture a caracter of the simply white fence. Like a first plank with the interesting pattern shows through a paint.

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MrsRatbag

8:35PM | Fri, 24 April 2009

Awesome spread of fence physiology! Yes, you did cover almost all the bases; what about lying down on the sidewalk and shooting up, though? Just kidding, I know if I tried that I'd be stuck there until someone came and pulled me up again. I do love these long stretches of repetitive uprights, and seeing them mirrored in the shadows is even more delightful. Great work!

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