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Sunday, October 18, 2009
Monochrome Weekly: Corner of the fence around the Magazine at Colonial Williamsburg (Virginia, U.S.)
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25 comments:
I love these kind of fences. It looks great in black and white.
A daunting looking obstacle. A very good subject.
Nice pattern
Wow! Nobody gets through!
I love the old battlefields; is this a reproduction fence?
This fence speaks for itself!
Definitely works better than having to put up a "Keep Away" signage :P
Hope you enjoyed ur weekend :)
That's one scarey looking fence, almost deadly.
Not a fence I would have liked to sit on - but would have loved to take s photo of.
Thank you to your wish:-)
This is an amazing image! I love it!
Have a nice week:-)
Robert
Thanks to everyone for visiting. To answer a question the fence is a reproduction of a fence that would have been around the Magazine. For more information about the restored Magazine you can click here The Magazine at Colonial Williamsburg
An early favorite. Very good subject.
I have never seen a fence like this. It`s very special, and so is your photo!
This is really cool :)
Oh wow, this is an effective mono and the fence is just perfect.
Intimidating this fence. Great piece for this week-
Very eye catching image, love the angles looks very primative...
Well that's a nasty looking barricade! But it looks sensational in B&W!
It's not a fence you'd like to come to close to. Great picture.
That makes for a great monochrome Carver...
I felt so unwelcome...
Carver, you've been on the road a lot lately. Great shot. Love the XXXXXX effect.
Fantastic!
Excellent one!
Love the angles .. and the contrast, well done!
who can ever cross that?
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