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"To me, photography is an art of observation. It's about finding something interesting in an ordinary place... I've found it has little to do with the things you see and everything to do with the way you see them.” ~ Elliot Erwitt
I adore everything about that second photo...the entire composition is brilliant. Love the texture of the barbed wire amidst the beautiful grasses.
ReplyDeleteKathy
Beautiful, love the fence post & wire.
ReplyDeleteI think you've nailed that second shot- I love it.
ReplyDeleteReally makes for some nice shots, esp w/ the fence... beautiful capture! =)
ReplyDeleteThey are Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteoh, that second photo stirs the heart. i love a good fence shot, and grasses just make it perfect.
ReplyDeleteWow, they are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteOba zdjęcia bardzo mi się podobają i to bardzo. Pozdrawiam. *** Both pictures I really liked a lot. Yours.
ReplyDeleteWow! These are simply gorgeous images. Love the angle of the first shot. Really really beautiful.
ReplyDeleteWundervolle Makros ♥
ReplyDeletefantastic shots :)
ReplyDeleteThis is really beautiful! Have a wonderful week yourself!
ReplyDeleteHow beautiful these are Liz!
ReplyDeleteI especially love the second one.
Such a wonderful composition.
Thank you so much for sharing with us this week at The Creative Exchange.
Have a wonderful day!
lisa.
The grass with the barbwire is excellent.
ReplyDeleteGreetings,
Filip
Very good photos. I think they're awesome:)
ReplyDelete...wonderful images, nice grass..
ReplyDeleteGreeting Karin
Very interesting!
ReplyDeleteWhat kind of grass is it?))
Looks superb!
Living on the prairie, I always enjoy seeing grass against the sky like this. Just beautiful. :)
ReplyDeleteGorgeous presentation and details in these images.
ReplyDeleteHappy MM
Love the second one with the old fence post and barbed wire. Nice!
ReplyDeleteThese are wonderful. This is how I would love to see my world now, not in white and cold like I see it.
ReplyDeleteHi there - grass is a much overlooked plant. It can be wonderful with its dull shades and simple colours.
ReplyDeleteA good way to take low down shots of buildings is to use the self-timer. Put the camera on its back, lens pointing up - press the shutter and walk away. It’s a great way to take pictures inside as well. I got some good shots many, many years ago of the roof of York Minster in the UK like this.
Cheers - Stewart M - Australia
You can't beat nature for a good photography subject. Beautiful shots. V
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photographs.
ReplyDeleteRegards and best wishes
Beautiful subject! I love the grasses against the barbed wire fence.
ReplyDeleteI love the second picture!!
ReplyDeleteLast month I photographed the same grass in the Dominican Republic.
At home I identified the grass as Bermuda Grass
or Bahama Grass, Devil's Grass, Couch Grass, Wire Grass, Indian Doab
Genus: Cynodon
Species: dactylon
- Cheers from Canada,
Gisela