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Caution!!! Please, remember that this is wire that will be placed directly against the scanner screen. I'll leave it to your own imagination on the damage that that could do. I would strongly hint that might not be best to try on anything but some scanner that is on its last leg.
happy fence friday all!
hmmm ... now if this fence post
was a candle, i would light the wick
and ask our dear friend, kim klassen
to make a wish and blow it out ...
yes, today is her special day ...
i, for one, am so glad for the day she was born
and for all the creativity she spreads
about this fun flickr community!
swim by her stream or 2bbb if you would like
to sing her 'happy birthday' ... *wink* ...
xo
i am honoured and humbled ... thank you EXPLORE!
First attempt of taking a shot of wire wool spinning after meeting some fellow photographers who had some wire wool with them on a clear night on Saltburn beach
Looks pretty but don't touch it.
This fence shall protect people not to fall into the river behind it, but smaller gaps might have been more effective than barbed wire...
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!