Here's this week's assignment...
EMPS #6: Fences And What's Behind Them. I love photographing fences. I have been intrigued by them since I was a little girl. There is a big variety of them out there, and each one tells a different story. Sometimes they are large iron ones with big heavy gates, sometimes they are the little white picket kind, with sunflowers growing next to them, sometimes they are a simple chain link, while other times the fence you see might be a beautiful weather beaten fence, holding in the daisies. Good fences keep things out, but they also keep things in. The idea here is for you to find a fence, hopefully a photogenic one, and share with your photography not just the fence, but what's behind the fence as well.
Here's mine...
I just thought this was a neat shot. It was taken in between rows of tennis courts at a local high school. Tennis anyone? :-)
14 comments:
Great shot. I love the way it draws your eye
It seems to go on forever doesn't it. Great angle.
Monica
I don’t participate in many photo activities because I’m very much an ‘amateur’ photographer … but I do enjoy looking at the amazing photos of others and feel like I’m learning all the time. I love the perspective on this one ;--)
Hugs and blessings,
that is a cool shot. :) and...i just moved my aol journal over to blogspot...just click a lil button and over it went. some of the pix were cut off, but for the most part, i'm pleased.
That one is so cool! I wish I had the picture I took with your old camera of all kinds of mechanical stuff behind a fence at school, but that was one of the pictures that came out all weird and creepy! I'll see if I have any others.
Hi Martha :)
First, a hug (((Martha)) thank you for your very kind words over at Ellipsis. They helped a lot. Now, on to the photo...
WELL DONE! I love the depth and the lighting. I felt like I could just step into the picture. If I really looked at the picture, I could almost hear the tennis balls being banded about. Like I said, WELL DONE! Thank you so much for playing.
Always, Carly
Hi!!!
I found you!!
I'm following you, too. That sounds so sinister, doesn't it? Got you on my list, so I'll be back soon.
I really like the lines of this one, the way it leads off into the vanishing point. And the red of the tennis courts seems mysterious, somehow. Nice shot!
Very cool! You are a creative one indeed!
Nance : )
that IS a cool shot! XO
very nice visual!
This was a very cool shot!
Perspective and pattern, bravo!
Great perspective shot, perfectly composed. Surprisingly colorful, too!
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