My Mom now lives near the railroad, and I found this pile of ties last time I was visiting her.
The similarities, and the sort of repeating pattern caught my eye.
They stank of creosote, though, so I did not stay long.
I am linking this post with Nature Footstep Digital Art.
Jag vill önska dig ett gott nytt år och ett härligt bloggår
ReplyDeleteKram Meta
I like the series of photos, getting closer and closer with each one. The details in the ends of the ties are so interesting.
ReplyDeleteHi Judy, you're kind of late with this link :) If you didn't comment on mine I would've never found out ;)
ReplyDeleteI like that big pile of ties.
My favourite is #4
I have an awful question: Can I please have that one? I'm sure that would make a real nice overlay structure :) You get something nice in return on the 7th (if I remember right) on Monica's next "festive" meme.
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【ツ】Knipsa
Such a great find !
ReplyDeleteWishing you and yours a wonderful New Year !
Sylvia
Your digital version of this pile reminds me of some old city ruins. Very clever and creative. Happiest New Year.
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful new year. And thank you for great photos through out the year.
ReplyDeleteMe again :)
ReplyDeleteI wish you a wonderful and happy New Year! (more wishes for you on my blog:)
【ツ】Knipsa
a very cool texture. nice shots!!!!
ReplyDeleteI like the repeated shapes too! Good eyes!
ReplyDeleteWishing you all the best in 2015, Judy!
You have a keen eye! I love your photos.
ReplyDelete(ツ) from Cottage Country Ontario , ON, Canada!
Nice shots of the railroad ties!
ReplyDeleteI like what you achieved. It´s great work.
ReplyDeleteI´m so glad you linked up. :)
Happy New Year :)
Boy oh boy...I am certainly missing seeing flowers around my part of the world!
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