Tuesday, October 07, 2008
Monday Photo Shoot: Fences and Beyond
At a wedding on Lake Erie, guests gather at the fenced edge of a bluff to watch the sun set over the water.
Just beyond the fence, two sisters wait patiently for Mother Nature to open her paintbox and splash the sky with color.
Mother Nature does not disappoint.
(Click the photos to enlarge.)
Please stop by at Carly's place, Ellipsis, to play and to see what everyone else found.
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Hi Vicki
What a lovely ocassion to photograph. :) It's a wonderful element to the photos. Gorgeous photographs all around. Thanks so much for playing darlin!
-Carly
Lovely. It must have been a beautiful event.
Wow, they actually gather for the sunset, at a fence, I find that very special !! And the one of the two sisters is lovely.
Beautiful series of photos for this shoot!
Thanks, everybody. It was indeed a beautiful wedding, in a beautiful setting.
PS - Hildegarde, I can't seem to get to your blog just now. Skynet just gives me an error message. But I'll keep trying!
I forget how lovely Lake Erie can be. I need to get down to the lake to take some photos....Yours are lovely..
Must have been a lovely wedding with such beautiful nature surrounding .
What a wonderful setting for a wedding. I love the sun setting where ever it might be.
What a beautiful spot for a wedding! The little girls waiting was priceless.
Vicki, Very nicely done! I really like the one of the two little girls...the littlest even has her baby doll! :)
I love the idea of having a wedding out in the open with people wandering about. Great pix.
Something about that first shot really, really works for me. I like the dark cathedral of trees in the background, and the positions of all the people give it kind of a Sunday in the Park with George ("A Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte" by Georges Seurat) quality. Well done! The other shots are very good, but that first one is the standout.
Yes, yes, yes! Karen, you win the virtual blue ribbon. I was hoping someone else would see a resemblance betwee the first photo and that painting. It struck me the same way. Cool!
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