Going knots over a fence #6 by goodoleboy
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Description
Captured 3/9/10, early in the morning, within walking distance of my recalcitrant residence.
Love the herring bone patterns and textures in this one.
It looks like knotty pine that has been treated with a wood oil or varnish of some sort.
The two dark rivers depicted in both fotos are the effluence of rusted screws.
Arreviderci, thanks for stopping by, and for your comments and/or faves.
Comments (16)
What a "'knotty' piece of wood...lol Excellent shots!
lol...they both look cool...smile..the lower one even looks like a face...at least in my imagination
real good lighting here
Lovely captures of the wonderful wood grain textures; nature makes the best patterns!
Well seen, excellent done!
Wood is fascinating. Beautiful shots Harry :)
Wonderful texture and patterns!
Knot a thing I don't like about this one!!
Everthing ages over time..even a piece of wood...nicely seen Harry....
Nature is just amazing! Just look at the piece of art created here! Well seen and captured Harry! :)
Really beautiful when you take the time to look. I agree, nature is amazing.
They are both like faces..love 'em!
Love the title.. and love the face in the one.. Nice work!!
To be or knot to be.... I love these weathered boards and textures. Dana
These are excellent! The bottom one makes me think of a zebra. The top is my favorite! Beautiful patterns! Wonderful capture of the detail and texture!
This brought back a memory of Cub Scout humor. Boy: Dad, what are those? Father: Son, they are knot holes. Boy: Well, if they're not holes what are they? (I didn't say it was good memory!) Wonderful capture on both. I like the very bold pattern of the second one. Lynell got it right about the face but the poor fellow in the first one only has the one eye. Really good eye on this.