Pentax ME, SMC M 135mm 3.5 Kodak Gold 400

Moss on a removed fencepost in Chelan, WA

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Post at sunset...

Hand split cedar fenceposts for a large fencing project

It's like the Emperor's New Fence - it's there! You just can't see it!

The Sony SEL24240 isn't that great, unfortunately. I had a really hard time to get a sharp image of this fencepost. And this thing doesn't even move!

Looking down the fence line

Graham Cormie on Flickeflu

Fencepost used for acorn storage by acorn woodpecker. Indians Rd, Los Padres National Forest

On a good day, Cumbernauld looks good - from a distance.

I stopped to photograph the red barn. Then I saw this. And then the sun came out, highlighting the twisted texture of the old fence post.

old fence, evening light

Near Colfax, IA, USA. Jupiter-37A 135mm f/3.5. Shot at f/8.

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I couldn't get the flash in there properly, but this fencepost was hollow and full of snails.

Wistow/Bugle Ranges, South Australia.

Myrtle Beach

Day 25: Still overcast, but thinner than the inversion, so we can actually SEE the sun, and have light, for a change. A VERY welcome change, I might add. This is fence posts in the back, with a bit of snow on them. It was shot in HDR and processed in Topaz Adjust to bring out all the texture of the wood.

Contrast-enhanced.

On a threatened site in Strathspey, Scotland.

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A forest of frost needles has grown on the grain of the wood.