Going knots over a fence #2 by goodoleboy
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Captured 2/10/09, around early afternoon, about .75 miles/1.207 kilometers from my halycon haven.
See yesterday's posting for more information and a photo of the entire fence.
Thankx for clicking on, and have a tachistoscopic Tuesday.
Comments (14)
Hmmmm, yesterday I saw faces. Today I can smell knotty pine. These photos have quite an effect.
Great follow up collage to yesterday montage. Love the first picture. And a nailed picture give an extra pattern to make a shot more interesting.
Beautiful collage..and suddenly, the ordinary takes on the extraordinary. Wonderful compilation, and one to explore for awhile. :)
Very nice Harry... you can really concentrate on the abstract shapes and colors in these shots. Some things take on a whole new look when seen up close!
Awesome collage and wonderful texture and shape!!!!
More great detail here--whoever built the fence didn't use the right nails, but it made for even more interest in your foto!!
So much soft swirly texture here...love the lines of the knots! Great followup from yesterday's shots.
great collage...
Great collage of excellent clear and detailled shots. Looks superb!
Wonderful collage and detailed.
Superb detail O'lboy, nice work on the collage!
"tachistoscopic"??? That's worth a fav right there! I heard that word once in my life, and it was from my eye doctor! This is another fascinating exploration of the fabric & lines & strange alien worlds contained in the simple piece of cut-lumber. I love the top one, that's really a small colony. And the others are variants of natural knots and nails, and those terrific 'weeping' lines under the nails, and the straight-on gentle grain & bland colors of the wood, along with the cracks and other imperfections that accompany slats like this. I'm loving this series. Fine work.
fascinating and interesting set.
wonderful knows textures