I am so sorry, I have had an eventful week this week and as a result, haven't been able to get shooting. However, I have rummaged through my archive!Above is a picture taken on the mountain in Llanarmon. You can just about make out the fence and the old gate.
Taken in the summer in Erddig Estate. The fence is made of iron and much nicer than the wire ones we see so frequently these days.
The geese at the Equestrian Centre where the boys ride. Fences will be made out of anything you can find, in this case an old gate held together with baling twine.
My favourite place, Erddig Hall. This doorway leads into the formal gardens from the working courtyard.
A very nice gate and fence from Erddig Hall. This is the old entrance to the Hall.
Poppy, Pickles and Wilbur in Darland Woods just 5 minutes walk from my house. You can see the reflection of the fencing on the woodland floor.
I like you composition. Most of us have weeks when we can't make it. Today, Friday is my daughter's birthday. This is my priority. I will post my FSO on Saturday. Good job.
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What a great idea of shooting the reflection of a fence! So creative!
ReplyDeleteThank goodness for archives. Sometimes the best ones are in there. Me too I've been rushing from thing to thing, or holed up trying to keep warm instead of out scouting fences (or birds).
ReplyDeleteMy favorite is the evening snow over the countryside.
all of your shots are wonderful but I really like the first one. awesome!!
ReplyDeleteOooh I loved them! Such beautiful fences there!! I had to dig through mine a bit too!! Beautiful shoot out Sara!
ReplyDeleteYour photos have such a spirit about them! Mark is right about the reflection of the fence on the forest floor. That was a creative capture, Sara! Rest and restore. Thank you for sharing! =D
ReplyDeleteHave a beautiful week! With love from Barry and Linda
Oh, lovely, lovely, lovely. That first photo is fabulous.
ReplyDeleteGreat fence shots! I love the last one, where you can see the shadow...fabulous!
ReplyDeleteFriday Shoot Out is unfamiliar to me but it looks like fun and I love the theme of fences! Love the photos you selected from your archives ... especially the first. Hope things are calmer this weekend and next week.
ReplyDeleteHugs and blessings,
I like all your fences, and feel many of us have had snow interfere with our shooting updated fences, but hey they are all gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteexcellent but my favorite is the gate into the gardens at Erddig Hall. nice selection of fences. I really like this week's topic. everyone has done really well.
ReplyDeleteYour photo's are stunning.......I do hope your weather is easing up a bit Sara, it is bitter cold here and not fit to go outside. Staying warm by the fire as I hope you are...:-0) hugs
ReplyDeleteSara, never apologize when you post shots like that. When I looked at the first one I thought it was an oil painting. The others were terrific, as well.
ReplyDeleteThese are wonderful pictures, every one. That first one has an eerie unusual light, and the second one, enlarged, is just gorgeous (those water droplets!) And as usual I am a sucker for pictures with dogs.
ReplyDeleteThat first shot is really beautifully; love the colors.
ReplyDeleteReally liking the second shot, and the ivy climbing the brick!
ReplyDeleteI'm with the "first shot" group. But also love the second and the last. Oh, and the gate to the hall. No, can't decide. All lovely.
ReplyDeletelove these! well done!
ReplyDeleteI absolutely love that first shot.
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