Lattice fence by goodoleboy

Photography • Flowers/Plants • posted on Oct 28, 2015

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Hopeful creativity at its best, in this imaginative effort of crisscrossing unidentified treelets into the form of a lattice fence. I wonder what will happen when the plants grow larger. Captured 4/12/15 @ 12:09 pm, at the beautiful Descanso Gardens in beautiful La Canada, California. Adjo.

Comments (5)

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MrsRatbag

8:58PM | Wed, 28 October 2015

Ooh, I love this! I imagine that when they grow they will incorporate each other and form a living lattice, and it will be strong and beautiful...great find!

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CavalierLady

6:38AM | Thu, 29 October 2015

Wow, Harry! That is one of the prettiest fences I have ever seen! What a marvelous idea! I can't even see where or how it is tied together or held in place. Hopefully it is a species that can be routinely trimmed and managed. Marvelous image!

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helanker

10:40AM | Thu, 29 October 2015

I see in DK they make these fences with brances of willow, because they grow so easily, if you just stick a brance in the soil, but tese are not willows, so I dont know. Wonderful shots of a lovely and sunny fence of mother nature... well, almost. :)

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Cyve

6:25PM | Thu, 29 October 2015

Beautiful place abd fantastic captures !!!

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anahata.c

1:41PM | Fri, 30 October 2015

oh, full zoom is "the bomb" (sorry! I rarely use that expression! I mean it's "the best") (I sound like a freakin' 18 year old!). But zoom just explodes this into our eyes! What a scintillating job you did with the details, the sharpness, the contrasts, the blazing high key light, the shadows. The branches and leaves cut into our vision. And you got the criss cross as a series of strong rhythms going off into the distance. The light here could be jarring in other hands, but in your hands it's a symphony of accents, rhythms, beats and eye-candy. Terrific job on this, Harry. A real eye popper of an image.