around each curve in the fence ...
among rust spots & peeling paint of any day ...
is found an abstract moment . natural unexpected joy
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21 comments:
beautiful - fences are a beautiful photo subject
marvelous eye, you:)
-Jennifer
Wow, wonderfully unexpected!
Isn't it amazing how life can generate about anywhere!
Architectural details are great photographic subjects. Very nice pieces! The growth in that niche is quite amazing!
I am not really accustomed to fences. We don't have many of them where I live, especially steel ones but they have their elegance and beauty!
It is nice to find beauty in unexpected places...but I always expect to find it here:)
The fence invites even as it establishes a boundary.
Beautiful words and images - you have a great eye for capturing beautiful natural/man-made shapes.
Hey Elk, I'm so happy to know that I'm not the only one who has photos of iron fences! There were so many gorgeous ones when we lived in the South ... always look forward to coming here and gazing at what you come up with.
i love those moments :)
It's good to find unexpected joy in a small piece of nature.
I love fences. This reminds me of the iron fence around an old church that I photographed on the weekend.
The unexpected delight... it's life's little surprises that can lift a day, yes? I love me a bit of rust too... ;o) Happy Day, Elk ((HUGS))
makes me miss chicago ... fencing like that was everywhere. i want to take my son, give him a stick and tell him to run along side the fence, hitting each bar with that stick!
I just love the way you make poetry from your photography and a few simple words. What a gift you have.
that final photo is amazing...a completely present moment.
big smile... love your artistic eye!
Yes - totally unexpected. I always wonder how nature does this!!! Great eye..
Oh bless that little plant x
Love fences, especially wrought iron. Nicely done.
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