A lot of the farm fences around here are no longer functional, since the deer and birds can go over them so easily.
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Friday, November 4, 2011
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- Judy
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- I'm a 50 something female set loose on the world with a camera.
13 comments:
I do love the look of a good weathered post. and the barbed wire make it perfect. Great shot. B
Nothing like an barb wire photo to hit the spot!
What do you shoot with?
Love that textures! Thanks for sharing,Joann
I like this and I love your skywatch shots below.
My fence is at Time Stand Still.
We've got plenty of fences like this down here in Tennessee.
I hope you have a great weekend.
I saw fences like this here too in MI and so in the Philippines. ^_^ Thanks for the visit!
Fence
The weathered fence post is perfect. Nice capture.
Darryl and Ruth :)
Glad these old fences hang on--even if it's--as in your photos--just a few wires and rotting posts. They help tell the rural story. Excellent closeup shots, great detail.
I feel the same as Faye...they are left behind to tell a story! Love the texture in these! Thanks for playing FF
love that...
fences can be so fascinating!
great photos!
This is our typical fence post here in Rockbridge County, VA. I see them everywhere and even in our field. Most of it was destroyed when the power company came through to cut back all of the trees. I was so upset. Now we are going to have to cut off the barbed wire, and pull out the posts. What a job that is going to be....will need to do it after some big rains or lots of melted snow. genie
We are still needing to repair fences since Hurrican Irene came by. I heard the dog barking just before dark tonight. When I looked all the goats were in the back yard. Husband clapped his hands and the dog was quick to run them back across the fence. I'm enjoying seeing your fence photos.
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