Paimpont 2018: Day 167 - Occasional Fence Post 31

A change from spiders today! This is a dual purpose fence-post and barrier support deep in the valley of the river Aff and is the first image in a new decade of my series of Occasional Fence Posts.

I'm guessing that it will 'pop' more on black...

[Joan Robillard]

Much prefer fence posts to spiders

[Richard Sayer]

@joansmor There's probably spiders living in the cracks ;-))

[gloria jones]

Wonderful focus, mossy textures

[Kate]

Great square crop and pop of red!

[Ko*]

Hope you find some spiders on the fence posts soon :)

[Walks @ 7]

This looks to be a 'experienced' fence post. Love the natural patina combined with that splash of red. Those little crawling creatures can stay hidden if I were to have my way.

[mary wolaniuk]

That red lock is in the perfect spot in the photo and the focus is spot on.

[Jane Pittenger]

Nice find

[Chelsea Newberry]

Love the textures!

[☠northy]

nice depth to this image... the nub of colour in the middle adds an element of intrigue :)

[Dianne]

How interesting - and a nice image.

[Margo Sayer]

Ooooh, rather! You may need to keep your eye on this for Flash of Red 2019?

[Delwyn Barnett]

I love the focus and the bright splash of red

[haskar]

Great composition and dof. Red colour introduces an interesting confusion in this capture.

[KoalaGardens🐨]

that bit of red is so unexpected :) lovely image, the focus and DOF is just great

[Francoise]

I thought the red was some insect oddity at first. Fun when people stare at a photo to figure it out

[john morley]

always like you fence post , posts this being a very good example. fav added.

[Larry L]

Really interesting photo. Good use of DOF. I do like your fence post series...

[Henri Russell]

I really like all the moss on the fence and post. It definitely pops on black.

[carol white]

Nicely focused and captured

[Hazel]

The focus is fabulous. (Hope there will not be too much barbed wire in the series!)