OCOLOY Day 210: Tones and Textures

Detail of a stack of cut wood in the forest, awaiting collection. The spray painted word (it's in fluorescent pink) that looks like 'Lover', actually reads 'Loyer' which could mean 'rent' but here it is the name of the purchaser.

As usual, the image is SOOC and is part of my ongoing OCOLOY project - you can read more about it in my profile.

Definitely BoB!

[Joan Robillard]

Why does the big piece with the name look like another piece of wood is stuck in it?

[Richard Sayer]

@joansmor It's the base of the tree and you're seeing the double cut that determines in which direction the tree will fall.

[Joan Robillard]

@vignouse Thanks it just drew my attention. I do get hooked on things.

[Bill Fenske]

especially cool on black

[Graeme Stevens]

Very cool shot, great textures and such like - particularly relevant to me as I just got more frewood

[gloria jones]

Nice capture of "tone and textures" ...apt title :)

[Domenico Dodaro]

Wood stacks in the forest are like magnets, still I did not manage to get a good photo out of them ever... Envy!

[Margo Sayer]

Great range of the logs' tones and textures. Enough to make jam?

[Robyn]

Great textures

[Francesca Ciarrocchi]

Great tones and textures...

[David]

Love the textures Richard. Perfect range of tones and such a sense of depth too.

[Fisher Family]

Super tones and textures - a lovely shot!

Ian

[Margo Sayer]

@fishers Pleased to see you back on message in recent times and hope/pray that you are sure and well.

[Fisher Family]

@s4sayer

Thank you Margaret - we are enjoying posting again, but life is just so busy, it is sometmes hard to keep up! We hope that you are keeping well.

Ian

[Morgane]

Everyone reads what he wants, it all depends on the state of mind in which one is , I read LOVE ... because I am very romantic .... a big flaw I know! a FAV for me because your photo goes to the essential

[Margo Sayer]

@fishers We understand well "life is just so busy". Treading water often seems to be the order of the day.

Thank you, Ian, we're OK too. We're keeping well and keeping our heads below the parapet whilst Brexit takes shape.