Padlock(s) #25 by goodoleboy
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Captured 7/2/13, early in the morn, outside right around the corner from my condominium complex.
What is the duo of locks guarding so closely inside that enclosure?
I once peeked inside when it was open and found a coiled up water hose. Actually, the lock on the right is just hanging there and not fully clamped to the hasp. Either they lost the key or found it unnecessary to use the lock.
Shalom.
Comments (8)
A magnificent couple!
I think they have a lot to hide (lol) Beautiful pictures of locks!!
inscrutable mishmash of locks and padlocks! very good close-up!!!
It looks really locked my friend, amazing capture!
Nice work on another cool capture, Harry.
that's what I thought at 1st sight... looks as if they'd forgotten something intriguing shot, great POV!!
A master capture of these two masters, Harry; excellent lighting control, and fantastic detail and clarity. They look well-tended and used!
One of your brighter lock shots, because this one is surrounded with very bright panels (or whatever they're called---the slats between the openings in the chain-link fence). And there's a bright section on top. And the bigger of the two locks it mostly bright in color. A really complex shot, with lots of hard metal surface. And all those curly-Q's between the two locks---a real congestion-point! And the sheen on the cables is quite beautiful, in fine contrast to the high-toned surfaces around it. These shots really are about coagulations, "centers" of activity---which then taper-off to wide, open spaces. I mean those words literally, because that's just what they convey. Your challenge is to capture those dynamics vividly, which you do all the time. You even caught the downward-diagonal of the fence links, as contrasted with the upward-diagonal of the uppermost portion. All in all, a complex piece of music, with saturated greens poking through, and very strong whites. Fine piece of abstract art, Harry, and another fine lock shot from you.