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This was taken a few years ago in the fall, in my backyard. Beauty can be found anywhere, even in barbed wire with a backdrop of dying fall blackberry brambles!
I hope this is a thought provoking shot. a) These are cultivated poppies growing wild at the edge of a farmer's field. b) The view is in the countryside but clearly the town in the background is not far away. and it is encroaching fast (We have to build 850 homes per year! !http://www.basingstokegazette.co.uk/news/politics/11676516.Planning_inspector_wants_850_new_homes_built_in_Basingstoke_and_Deane_every_year/) Clearly the poppies are on the wire literally but it is as though they cannot make up their minds whether they belong in the town or the country, just as the idiom, 'on the wire' or 'on the fence' suggests. The ominous thing is they won't have long to make up their minds because the town will soon encroach. I know there are many other meanings about on the wire. It would be interesting to hear them, especially from around the world.
Oh and another thought provoking idea - look at which camera I used!
One of the three GP40PH-2 rebuilds in "non-revenue" status trails behind Train #1079 at Montclair State University nearing the end of the electrified territory on the former Erie New York & Greenwood Lake. This 48-year old EMD veteran was removed from regular passenger service on NJ Transit in May of 2015 but has spent a few days over the last month or so filling in for missing cab cars.
NJT 1079 @ Montclair State University, Montclair, NJ
NJTR GP40PH-2 4109
Aproveche un rojo atardecer consecuencia del humo presente por los incendios forestales para contrastar y resaltar a las hormigas que cruzaban el alambrado, en Huimeo-LongavÃ.
Taken for group 'Macro Monday' theme 'Intended Contact' November 5th 2018.
This is a soldering iron laid on a rest with the wire to be tinned laid touching the iron. The solder is in my shaky hand. The smoke is coming off the hot flux.
in 2018 this view changed much because of a newly built skyscraper behind this old depot for the subway trains.
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My photo walk today was not easy as it was very windy, but it did help create this shot of a leaf blown against the wire fence. October challenge 2016. A month in 31 pictures.
wire is my new favorite magazine in that they actually tracked me down to pay for this shot of rammellzee. (and they pay in GBP)
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52 Weeks: FAVORITE PIC FROM YOUR PHOTOSTREAM
ODC1: Abstract. Playing with some wire and PSE.
Not necessarily my favorite, but it was something very different from what I normally post and was my highest explore and #views/favs, so I will add it here for our final 52 weeks of 2013 theme.
Driving along the back roads of west central Oklahoma I came across this coil of barbed wire on a fence post. It is an interesting subject of the life of the farmer in Oklahoma.
A shot at the Adobes farm on Santa Rosa Plateau. This place once again amazed me with all the history and wonderful places to shoot.
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