In the Foreground is Carmi's theme this week. You may get the impression that I'm into posts...
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| Jetty posts |
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| Bird on a post |
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| Fence posts |
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| Joined-up fence posts |
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| broken (gate)posts |
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| and bridge... railings |
dreaming of open seas
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| Jetty posts |
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| Bird on a post |
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| Fence posts |
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| Joined-up fence posts |
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| broken (gate)posts |
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| and bridge... railings |
Nice selection of posts here. They are so often overlooked.
ReplyDeleteThanks smalltownme. I guess I was literally overlooking them! :)
DeleteLove the bird in the second and the arches on that bridge. They remind me of some arches I saw in Port Stanley - but these don't fill me with sadness. (The arches in Port Stanley were whale bone.)
ReplyDeleteAll good honest metal, there, EC. I have about four thousand pics of that bridge, I was so fascinated by the curving side shapes!
DeleteI tend to photograph posts in water also. I wonder why that is..... :)
ReplyDeleteFor me it's whatever is around water, or in front of it, or whatever...
DeleteWe need more posts about posts!
ReplyDelete(Nice pics, Alexia!)
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And birds, and dogs, and lakes, and ORBS!!
Deletelove the bridge and the railings! wow...its all about the lines...
ReplyDeleteMost interesting bridge I've come across! I couldn't stop taking photos of it...
DeleteThe joined-up fence posts with the sea behind is the one that stands out to me.
ReplyDeleteThanks Bob - I've always liked that photo.
DeleteI love the photo of the bird and couldn't figure out what kind of bird it is until I enlargened it and saw the spiderweb underneath it! Nice sculpture! And is that the Rewa Rewa Bridge in New Plymouth?
ReplyDeleteI liked the bird too :) And yes, it is the Rewa Rewa bridge - have you seen it? I discovered it in October when I was in New Plymouth; there are more photos in this post http://dreamingofopenseas.blogspot.co.nz/2013/10/what-i-saw-on-my-holidays.html
DeleteI may do a whole post on it one day.
Oh my gosh, I do believe the tourist division should scoop your post up and show it off! Alexia these are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much, Karen!
DeleteSo interesting how the posts can represent a barrier or a gate, depending on what the viewer brings to each picture. I like these shots. And it reminds me of some post pictures of my own I might have to dig out at some point.
ReplyDeleteThank you for dropping by, sister AE, and for your comment. Yes, it's all in the viewpoint, isn't it?
DeleteWhat great photos!! I LOVE the third one!
ReplyDeleteThan you Kelsea! It's not a recent shot, but I've always liked it.
Deleteoh my....the walks...the silences....
ReplyDeleteoh my....the walks...the silences....
ReplyDeleteoh my....the walks...the silences....
ReplyDeleteThank you, thank you, thank you, Gilly! ;)
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