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Wednesday 13 January 2016

Bare - Thematic Photography

The rain has stopped at last and cold weather has arrived, it's not the climate for stripping off.

However some shrubs even look good when denuded.

Redwood
At this time of year before next year's crop gets established a field may be bare but it's far from barren.

Bare barbed wire protects the 'mud'
However appearances may be deceptive like this footpath in the winter sun.

It's black ice that shines and catches you unawares

Even bare boards boast a little decoration in a garden fence.


Perhaps this sunbather should have invested in a fig leaf rather larger than the ivy intruding through the boards.


That brings me to the bare end. 

For other interpretations of Carmi's bare theme please check the links at Thematic-photographic-363.

8 comments:

Billy Blue Eyes said...

That was going ok till that hairy arse at the end, Yuck!

Hilary Melton-Butcher said...

Hi Bob - yes Bill has a salient point! Loved the other photos ... and now we'll see what Spring does when it comes, if we have that cold spell they're threatening.

Our bare trees are sprouting, the daffs have pushed through .. the snowdrops are sending shoots up the roadside banks ... the bare redwood is wonderful to see ... cheers Hilary

Gilly said...

I like that Redwood! And that muddy field looks like our garden! As for the last one, what happens when someone shouts "SHARK"! ?

Michèle et Jean-Claude said...

Nice photos of winter's bare scenery, the redwood is especially pretty and then the last photo, sort of gave me a thrill!

Author R. Mac Wheeler said...

ahhhhhhhhhh

my eyes will never be the same

Anonymous said...

Nice ending :)

ifthethunderdontgetya™³²®© said...

Black ice got my dad's SUV. (One of 'em, that is...he typed sadly.)

Lovely shots, Bob. Of course I have nothing to say about the end.
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21 Wits said...

Oh my, might have to unsee the last photo, hehehe.. or not! I have to say though, your other shots for bare are perfect, but oh so lovely in spots/parts of each one! Great post, Bob.