Walls
Walls sure find themselves in pesky places, don’t they??
Looking over Phantom Hill
My sight picture
Landscape images of Texas and beyond by Derrick Birdsall
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Amazing work
thanks Owl!
Phantoms all around these parts! Fabulous!
you never know what you’ll find in back roads Texas!
Beauiful, beautiful, Derrick. This is one of my favorites of yours.
Sharon
Why thank you Sharon! If I may ask, what is it you like about this image??
Awesome framing device, Mr. B! The lighter mid / background and having the sun positioned so close to center really seems to ‘pull’ my eye right in / through, too.
thanks Inky, glad that’s how you see it my friend!!!
I love this sort of imagery! Great great framing here, Derrick, and the shadows from those trees there are spot on terrific!
Many thanks Toads!!!
[...] Walls – Derrick Birdsall uses an opening in a very old stone-wall to create a frame for a gorgeous and captivating landscape scene. As we look through the opening onto a field, we get to enjoy a pair of trees standing vigil as well as the incredibly dramatic shadows they cast upon the grasses at their feet. [...]
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thanks!!
Love this one, Derrick! Fantastic framing.
thanks Robin!!