Curlicue iron fence by goodoleboy
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Captured 4/20/09, early am, again somewhere around the neighborhood.
All the repetition and depth on display to satisfy even the most discriminating of observers.
Totziens.
Comments (6)
MrsRatbag
A stunning set of shots of this boldly lush and curving fence; fantastic focus and light and the composition rocks in both of them. Well done, Harry!
Mulltipass
Very Cool Capture!! The lawn is perfect!!!
claude19
wonderful captures under the sun !!!
Cyve
FABULOUS... Fantastic captures !!!
HopeFadesEternal
Excellent photo. I like the upper one the best. It does appear though that it will be in need of a repaint soon.
anahata.c
Well I'm embarrassed to say that this is my 5th image in 50 minutes, and I have no idea why I'm so slow some days. It isn't your work, as I always love being here. It's just that some days I ponder more, look longer, and then take more time getting the words out. I'm sorry! I don't mean to give you such a small number in such a long period. I'll try to write faster... A combo of a straight fence with a curved fence (good pairing). And yes, there's a lot of variation going on here. In the top one, a fascinating wall underneath the curlicues, with grass behind which looks raised up, due to your perspective. (I don't believe it is.) I also like the odd assortment of shapes behind, including, I think, some topiary! The compo is completed with that bleached-light bathing the far left. The second piece is like an amusement park ride, and we get to see the backside of the curls and their shadows. I think of a ride, or what is it---a "luge"? Is that the word? (Ok I looked it up, and maybe luge is the sled itself; but I mean the tube that they ride in.) It looks like a big swooping ride. Fine contrast between the two shots. And how in the world do you get so much variety in one neighborhood? A whole universe. This is what I mean when I write, in my dedis, that you teach us to see better, and to see everywhere.