The Old and the New by durleybeachbum
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Description
Something symbolic to do with the change of year along the perimeter of what used to be Brenda's farm.
Comments (21)
An interesting comparison and an excellent shot. My best wishes for a Happy New Year.
WOW!! Great observer and superb sense of image and creativity !!!! Happy new year !!!
I think the same, Andrea! Very insightful and significant ! Excellent !! My best wishes for you and your loved ones in the coming year.
A wonderful shot depicting the passage of time.
Very intriguing macro shot of the Old and New Andrea. What a striking difference indeed !
Super shot Andrea :)
Great comparison. Happy New Year to you, Ralphie, Fritz & Rosie. x
Love the textures. A Happy New Year to you.
What an amazingly cool shot! Happy new year, Andrea, and I hope it's a good one for you and the furkids!
It's a shame that they are going to tear it all down and 'develop' it for something ugly great capture
This also works for people. My stepmother and uncle are the only ones in my family left from the World War II generation but my best friend just became a grandmother. I hope you have a wonderful new year, Andrea.
A beautiful and clever shot, Andrea :-) Happy New Year, my friend :)
Sometimes the old is more interesting.
way cool
Galvanising isn't what it used to be! Amazing comparison.
Superb capture Andrea. God bless.
Neat capture and Happy New Year!
Lots of rusty textures that looks like it may not make it through the Winter!
Fascinating and creative shot. I do believe there is a Barbed Wire Museum somewhere in the USA, not sure if it's somewhere in Kansas?.
The rust is so satisfying! I like the contrast. Nice!
simple, and like a pair of old, good friends. One's a little rustier, but he/she's got color and character. I like how the 'ties' are both facing downwards---harmony. Perfect little shot...