From the back-garden of a restaurant in Bergen, Norway.
Red is the colour of autumn
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Sunday, July 12, 2009
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40 Comments:
Wood grain - always rewarding.
Wooden fence, wooden barn, wooden house, wooden shoes and wooden heart, :)
Nice old-fashion black and white photography is back!
I am here
Mycket snyggt Rune!
Vackra linjer och texturer och perfekt i s/v!
Ha en fin vecka :)
Anna
Striking, its always nice to see a B/W shot, love the grain here Rune.
Ser ut som eit solid rekkverk det der. Litt vanskeleg å klatre på, men veldig greit å støtte seg til:) Ønsker deg ein flott sommar!
Very nice shot!
Simple and effective could also me my garden. Which is weird.
The fence makes a very appealing monochrome shot.
Wonderful. To me, textures are the best part of monochrome.
I visited Bergen briefly many years ago, what a lovely town.
So simple - so effective . . .
there is nothing better than natural wood grain...
Lovely.
I'm kinda curious to see what's behind the fence.
Always a good thing to present something people can't look behind.
Nice lines in the shot.
Very nice lines...I wonder what exactly the shiny things on the other side are.
It looks like rough treated lumber. I am surprised that one staple per board is enough.
What I like best are the grains going in more than one direction, such as a fence would demonstrate.The photo was neat when I saw the first slat but to see the perpendicular boards was a magnificent idea for a shot. Just beautiful!
Like your style and the way you capture ordinary things in Norway :-)
RennyBA's Terella
Enkelt men veldig fint bilde, likte linjene, ble litt nysgjerrig på hva det blanke bak der er :)
Good depth of field, I like the grain of the wood.
Rune: Beautiful capture for certain.
I like the look of wood in monochrome: the grain and the edges stand out so well.
I like the texture and the lines. Very nice.
Wood grain is a perfect subject for monochromes. Very well done.
Very good. Looks great!
Regina
Nice patterns and textures. I see splinters in the making.
I can almost smell that wood! :D
Less is often more, as in this instance where simplicity rules
Very neat photo!
If there's wood about I'm sure to be about Rune.. this picture as me thinking of the number of fences I've built, stained and painted. I can almost smell it as well...
Tom
Fint ustsnitt som gjør seg bra i sort/hvitt.
Bak der har det nok blitt drukket noen utepils den siste tiden, ja...
Med det været vi har hatt i det siste, så hører det med.
Jeg er veldig glad for regnet vi fikk i dag.
Det er tørt i hagen min, og ellers også.
Takk for oppmuntringen hos meg i dag. Det er godt å få litt trøst.
I dag har jeg funnet ut at man kan pusse vinduer stående på en fot. Så lenge man får servert bøtte og utstyr, så går det bra dèt. ;)
Vi har lest en del om ulike kameramodeller de siste dagene.
Det blir nok et 500 D, sannsynligvis.
Gleder meg,
og når jeg er på beina igjen skal det knipses - MYE!
All slags motiver.
Noen av dine favoritter også sikkert.
Man skal verne om sine favoritter, også på fotofronten. ;)
After you mentioned it, the wood does look thin. Something like that they used to use for orange crates but a little thicker.
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Hej Rune,
Det är jag igen.
Du sa att.... it must be that I couldn't read most of the text :-) ).
Du kan utilisere Google dictinär.Den finner på bloget mitt.
Det fins norsk osso men du har ingen vanskeliheten på engelsk.
hahah min norks, jaa-a det är heheh. Vi bodde fire år i Oslo og har värt Oslo-guide men jag guidet aldrig på norsk, finsk og fransk.Har det bra.
Great photos! and I'm really appreciating them because I don't think I'll be taking much of a vacation this year.
Hej Rune, great shot...
nice day
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Virker så enkelt, men å få et godt bilde utav motivet synes ikke jeg er så enkelt ihvertfall. Men du har klart det med bravur;-)
another good texture pic. congrats.
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.ero
It's one of those awkward fences you can't crawl under - I think I've had my hand scratched by ones like this, trying to reach things on the other side :)
This portion of fence reminded me of the summer I had to paint the backyard fence in a similar pattern but seven feet high. It took me a whole week. Funny how I recall how hot and sunny it was, and about this time of year too.
What a great picture.
Great picture, I like the texture.
The funny thing is that I have the same fence in my garden. Exactly the same!!!!!!!!!!!
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