All the fence photos are moving to my main blog www.bzebza.com
I will be posting three pictures a day in the reverse order.
This webiste will be closed for no need of this domain name.
All your photos are “Fences” tagged, so you can easily find them.
It will take about a month to move your pictures.
The photo was taken by Spencer Hall Feb 13, 2013 in Mississauga, Ontario, Canada overlooking Lake Ontario.
The morning sun highlighted a patch of clouds on the horizon while everywhere else was dreary. The fence sits between a pathway that runs along the edge of the lake and a short drop to the actual shore of the lake.
Photographer: Elisa Hughes.
Location: Painted Rocks campgrounds, Colorado, USA.
Date: October, 12, 2007.
Campgrounds a couple miles outside of our cabin.
Photo by Christopher J Cart ©2013.
Surprisingly this fence panel has endured. . . it’s been standing for at least eight years now. . . that’s nigh an eternity for fence panels in my back garden. . .
A fence, guarding electrical equipment surrounded by warning signs and bramble bushes.
Photo by Tom Robson taken in Leicester, UK February 2013.
Granite and Steel standing guard on this 18th century graveyard in Hodges South Carolina.
It was taken on February 20, 2013 by Steve.
Photo by Alexey Markovich.
Belgorod, Russia.
February 15, 2012.
Submitted to Weekly Photo Challenge: Forward
Photo by Christopher J Cart ©2013:
“The Shire Country Park (The Dingles) is where JRRR Tolkein spent much of his youth, playing along the River Cole in Birmingham, UK and it is said to be the inspiration for “The Shire” in “The Hobbit” and “Lord of the Ring” trilogy. . . this photo was taken after the first major snowfall of 2013″.
Photo by Ashley Lily Scarlett:
“I have a great liking for ‘looking through’ things. This is a hole in a gate in a fence. Put your hand through to unlock the bolt. These are quite common in back lanes Sydney. I don’t open the gates. I peer through the holes with my phone camera and the gate becomes my frame. I like words in my images too so I was doubly glad to come across this newspaper headline holder with no headline on someone’s back fence”.
