low bright sun
at the end of autumn
fence shadows
Thursday, November 15, 2007
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9 comments:
Like I said yesterday, there is such beauty in the little things, isn't there? Am I correct in remembering that Hyde is about an hour or so from London?
I like your fence shadows!
It amazes me about the things that people take photos of, i guess i have to start thinking out of the box. Great shot.
Sunlight, color, shadows. The perfect blend.
No Chris, Hyde is not an hour from London, it is about 200 miles north-west!
I think the North West is at its best in this sort of weather.
Romantic and golden - or is that too much?
"Light" and "fine" shadows !
The shadows, colors and angles in this photo are so satisfying to the eye. Bravo.
Oooooh, I love fence shadows.
Nice shot!
I posted a fence shadow on my Sept 19 post.
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