Fences make such interesting shadows, don't you think?
I wonder why both neighbors built a fence around this tree, left in the middle!
Animals can be fenced, mainly for being transported safely from one place to another.
Teeny the cat likes the flexible shades which let her sit in the sunshine each day. She is also the watch cat, and whenever anyone approaches the house she moves from window to door, and thus sets these shades to clacking gently, letting me know someone's coming before they arrive!
I'm including a link
HERE to see more interesting posts about Sepia Saturday...with a weak link from the fence pattern on their photo this week.
Today's quote:
Happiness
is not a matter of intensity but of balance and order and rhythm and harmony.
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THOMAS
MERTON
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Yes the fence in that prompt photo caught my eye too. Love the photo of Teeny the best.
ReplyDeleteIt was fun staying at my son's house and listening for when those blinds did the shakes.
Deletefences and light,positive/negative....
ReplyDeleteFences are always interesting in so many different lights as well! Great photos.
ReplyDeleteA unique take on this week’s prompt I think, and the photo Teeny parting the blinds is lovely.
ReplyDeleteA neat/different take on the prompt which I found quite interesting. It is a bit of a puzzle why neighbors would fence off a tree from either yard? Strange, that. But, whatever. Love the picture of Teeny looking out between the vertical shade slats. I had a cat who used to choose the strangest places to collect the sun's rays - like, for instance, on top of a bunch of paper bags stacked upright between a couple of posts. She was a small cat so apparently the bags stacked that way were sturdy enough to hold her.
ReplyDeleteThe fence theme makes an excellent choice. I'd noticed the diagonals too and considered it when looking through my collection.
ReplyDeleteWhat a unique interpretation of this week's prompt! I am always fascinated by photos of repeating patterns, and the ones you have posted here are excellent.
ReplyDeleteOf course an artist would see the patterns. Your alarm cat is fun!
ReplyDeleteYour Post Has Lovely Patterns In It.
ReplyDelete'Remind me of an Old Polish saying (which I just made up)
'A Good Neighbour Should Never Take Offence'
:)
A study of lines - well done! Yes, love the 2 fences as if to say, "It's YOUR tree." "No, it's YOUR tree."
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