Old

I love old fence posts - most of which are most likely puriri. This is part of the neighbour's fence - I think I'll be returning to have another look soon!

[Marnie]

What a beauty, bet it could tell some tales. What a fabulous find.

[NZkites]

Much nicer than concrete ones a nice B&W image.

[Sarah Bremner]

Lovely image

[Valerie Chesney]

This fence post has character! Age, texture, grooved patterns, barbed wire & how many spiders & insects have called it home

[Carole G]

I’m with you on the fence posts,

[Issi Bannerman]

This is fab. It seems to have a character of its own. Puriri - is that a type of wood/tree?

[Joyce]

Wonderful shapes and textures

[Beryl Lloyd]

Super shape and textures !

[Babs]

Super textures, it has such character.

[Lou Ann]

An incredible old post, love the knot and the barbed wire?

[Hazel]

I like the textures and the barbed wire too although I hate to see it around fields where animals are kept.

[Henri Russell]

I love this.

[Susie]

Lovely textures

[Sylvia Binch]

Wonderful texture, so detailed.

[Pat Knowles]

Yes I know what you mean, it's all the nooks & crannies & textures!

[Tony]

Stunning close-up. Brilliant in B&W.

[Dianne]

@jamibann yes - it’s a strong native timber resistant to rotting when in the ground. Probably not used now, which makes images of these old posts even more precious.

[Rachel]

Wonderful textures, really enhanced by b&w.

[haskar]

Great light and textures.

[Kathie]

The texture with the wire is cool

[Jerome]

love this way of looking at the world - there are so many sensations.
beautiful shot