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A short ladder against the wooden fence
Tufted Titmouse on the fence rail
Balcony steps and fence
The long front fence in a blizzard
Western fence — Photo: Garry Armstrong
Gate to the farm
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That titmouse photo is beautiful!
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I like the “western fence” as you called it. That was cool
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It even had its own wrought iron cowboy sitting on it 🙂
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I know that’s why I loved it, haha too cute
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Wonderful fences and gates for this week. Thanks Marilyn 😀
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You are most welcome 🙂
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Great photos.
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It’s an 8-year collection 🙂 Some of these places, I will never see again so it’s nice to have pictures.
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Great photos, Marilyn! I agree what you and others have said above; we see more texture and contrast with black & white, as well as evoking the feeling of calm.
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Many people feel that black and white is real photography. I like black and white for some things, but sometimes the picture is about color. For black and white, I like things with texture and angles.
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A lovely collection of photos.
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I had more, but I have trouble finding some of them. I have a lot of pictures in so many files.
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Really nice. I find black and white photos more restful, as if the things in them are under control.
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You get really good contrast and texture in black and white. I think the lack of color makes the pictures less complex. Color is also an object, so when you add color, you are adding even more “stuff” to the visual.
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I get too much stimuli a lot of times, to the point that I have only started wtaching videos again the last few months after years of avoiding it. Motion plus everything else was too much. Black and white feels more restful and even intriguing, sort of private or secret.
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Oh, that little bird.. **you getting my good side, Marilyn?**
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He is unreasonably adorable.
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