The idea of the Friday My Town Shoot-Out is to post photos of your local community every Friday. This week's assignment was chosen by Sandra from Vancouver Island, Canada.
Photos taken in Corvallis, Oregon.
It's January and this is Oregon, so there has been rain every day for a couple of weeks. The brightest colors on my way to work are the fences at the edge of a stalled construction project:
Somebody was trying to teach us about the rule of thirds awhile back; I'm working on it.
Some people really tend to their fences. (Ahem, please note the use of complementary colors here, what a careful gardener.)
Other people neglect their fences. This is the nasty invasive Himalayan blackberry making a pest of itself on an old fence. But pretty. And good to eat.
Again not really a fence but a railing, surrounding the observation deck at Finley Wildlife Refuge. I just like the imprinted leaf patterns on the top rail.
Oops, here goes one that I could have saved for next week: a western bluebird perched, by golly, on a fence.
Great compositions and great color. The construction fences in the beginning remind me of one of those Christo art constructions.
ReplyDeleteKerry, I think you did a wonderful job. I love your gate. It has character. I also really like the yellow fence with the lavendar flowers. It is very pretty and yes, I did notice the color coordination.
ReplyDeleteWonderful photographs, Kerry. And your thirds came out just perfect!
ReplyDeleteHave a good weekend.
I htink that first shot was my fave...it's a very interesting take on the theme.
ReplyDeleteLove the use of color on a dreary January day!
ReplyDeleteThe entire post is lovely...
I am almost all the way through myLinky and you are the first with a construction fence. I love the red/white of the safty barrier. and the fence where you wanted the horse and got the fence is probably (in my opinion of course) the best.
ReplyDeleteThe floral surrounded fence made me pine for summer. Very high quality stuff.
ReplyDeleteIt does look like a bandit! Loved your variety in photos.
ReplyDeleteI love those fences on the observation deck at Finley Wildlife Refuge, so unique!
ReplyDeleteSee everyone has such cool shots, so many different perspectives, and it makes one think! I love it...
ReplyDeleteLove the yellow fence with the purple flowers - very pretty!
ReplyDeleteA wonderful variety of fences. But the bird and the fence just go together so well, that's my first choice.
ReplyDeletethe yellow one wins it for me!! great colors together. awesome job!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful work! I love the one with the flowers hanging over it, and the hinge one.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! You make me want to go out and take photos.
ReplyDeleteFantastic pictures!
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