This week theme of FENCES was suggested by Sandra Leigh.
Fences around the Christmas Tree in a mall, to keep people from touching the high voltage lights ornaments .
A boardwalk in Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserved, no one will have to walk on the muddy marshland , thanks to the FENCES.
Modern steel FENCES to keep visitor safe from falling into the sea, at Marina Barrage.
A beautiful wrought iron FENCES still standing since the colonial days , guarding the historical building behind it.
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16 comments:
Jama, very nice. My fences were not so classy.
Beautiful fences..every one!! I always love the pictures you choose!! Happy Friday, Sarah
As always your photos are stupendous. Thank you for sharing!
Jama, these are very good. I especially like the fence around the Christmas tree. It makes me feel enthusiastic.
Excellent fence photos! I do like the way the Christmas tree is being kept in.
I'm glad the Christmas tree can't get out and chase us! You really focused on the fences very well here. The fences are all the subject of the pictures, not just a frame through which the backgrounds are the subjects.
Very nice and what a rich variety of fences you found!
It think I liked the one around the Christmas Tree the best, perhaps because it was the least expected.
Barry & Linda
Love the Christmas tree fence...very pretty!
Nice selection and variety, but even though I am not a fan of horses, I like all those fences in the horse pasture!
I love wrought iron from the old days of design!
Nice...
That first shot is beautiful!
Love that final image - how grand!
love the white iron fence!! very nice. have a great weekend!!
I particularly like the one overlooking the water - great angle. Have a great week!
I love the diversity of the fences you shot. Your photos are beautiful, too.
Oh, I love the lone horse, the boardwalk, and that wrought iron fence. I also love the angle of the one by the water.
Beautifully done!
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