Gate

We had dinner with Greg & Suzanne this evening. This is a gate at their place. I thought the design was interesting, but I really like the way the background was reduced to a hazy kind of misty appearance because the fencing is so dark.

… Apparently even among fleur-de-lis, there can be a “black sheep” in the family!

1 year ago (“Another member of the Cactaceae family”): http://365project.org/rhoing/365/2013-02-22
2 years ago (“Remember you are dust. …”): http://365project.org/rhoing/365/2012-02-22
3 years ago (“A not-so-subtle reminder…”): http://365project.org/rhoing/365/2011-02-22

[Frank Hymus]

Great black verticals, and excellent that the grey background blurred indistinctly. Lovely image.

[MaryBeth Dailey]

Yeah! That is funny! We have this great aunt and she was turned the "other way" in every pic they ever took of all the sisters....so funny. Great pattern here

[Sheralee S]

The next time I went back I would have to turn that one around! Nice pattern, really suits b&w.

[Thom Mitchell]

@frankhymus I was totally thinking of you when I was making sure it was as vertical as I could make it, Frank! Thanks for your inspiration and motivation. But I still have to update my copy of PS!

[Thom Mitchell]

@espyetta Thanks for sharing your personal insight, MaryBeth!

[Thom Mitchell]

@bella_ss Ha, ha! You and me, too, Sheralee!!!

[Frank Hymus]

@rhoing Lightroom 5 will do the job nicely for a lot less money. Thanks for the kind words.

[Rick Schies]

Nice contrast Thom. The fencing gives it that sharp look

[Danette Thompson]

I like it, too.