My other blog

My Other Blog

Wednesday, September 10, 2014

For Good Fences...

First of all, a photo from just a week or two ago.  I must say, this was much more beautiful in real life than in this photo.
Then there is this one, taken earlier this summer.  It is on the highway between Rockville and Clinton here in Indiana.  It is a busy road, no place to pull over, a lot of times can't even slow down.  So this was taken through the windshield.


24 comments:

Judy said...

Love that top one, tho both are great.

Lynne said...

I like them both, something about a wire fence and flowers that pulls me in for a view . . . Old bans do the same!

Lynne said...

How about, old barns . . . must be the late hour.

Hootin Anni said...

Pretty! I really like the flowering vine and wooden fence post.

MadSnapper said...

awesome through the windshield at highs speed shot. i love it..

TexWisGirl said...

love the top one for the overgrowth and blooms! nice scene you snagged in the 2nd, too! thanks, rose!

EG CameraGirl said...

I'm amazed at how well the shots you take through the windshield turn out, Rose.

John @ Beans and I on the Loose said...

You find the greatest things to photograph. Ah yes, like you said, no place to pull over, can't even slow down at times. I know that all to well especially while drive a small house down the road.

Debby Ray said...

Ahh...lovely country fences!

Small City Scenes said...

I do like Morning glories too.
Through the windshield---a title for a photo book. LOL
MB

Coloring Outside the Lines said...

Country roads..love all the fun sights we can see..this barn looks very close to the road..I'm betting it was there first!

Coloring Outside the Lines said...

Country roads..love all the fun sights we can see..this barn looks very close to the road..I'm betting it was there first!

21 Wits said...

Pretty flowers and fence, and your last photo is just simple quaint and charming!

LV said...

Great fences on both shots, but I love anything with flowers. However, that old farm building is neat.

barbara l. hale said...

Terrific photos! Love those white flowers. They look pretty nice in the photo, so they must have been spectacular in person.

RedPat said...

Like them both but especially the first one!

Ginny Hartzler said...

What are they? Are they white Morning Glories? So wild and pretty.

Anonymous said...

Both are great photos. Amazing what we have to go through to get shots to share!

Anonymous said...

I love the photos. Hope you have a nice evening.

Ida said...

Nice job with the "Drive-By" shot and that Morning Glory vine down the fence post is so pretty.

don said...

The flower shot is very pretty. The drive by shot of the barn looks very good. I like them both.

~Lavender Dreamer~ said...

I love old fences that are a good place for vines and flowers to grow! The barn is beautiful, too! Hugs!

Karen Lakis said...

They're both beautiful- I love the flowers! I'm not sure I've ever gotten as nice of a shot through a windshield!

Anonymous said...

Beautiful photos. I think the morning glories look lovely draping the weathered fence post.

Related Posts Plugin for WordPress, Blogger...

About the photography

All photos are ©Rose Swalls unless otherwise stated .
Click to enlarge photos.

Labels

\ (1) 4-leaf clover (1) accident (1) Albion (5) All Seasons (2) allis chalmers (1) American Bittern (1) Amish (19) Amish farm (7) animal (5) antique (1) antiques (12) apple crates (2) apples (2) architecture (17) Arthur (15) Attica (3) autumn (87) B&W (6) bald eagle (9) barn (519) Barn Charm (98) Barn Collective (118) barn home (3) barn-house (2) Barred Owl (1) bench (2) bicycles (2) bids (1) Big Pine Creek (1) Billie Creek (1) bird's nest (3) birdhouses (4) birds (288) bloom (2) blue heron (24) boat (2) brick (1) Bridgeton (10) Bridgeton covered bridge (3) Bridgeton House (2) Brouillette's Creek (2) Bubbie (6) bud (1) buggy wheel (1) building (2) bus (1) butterfly (80) by Lorelei (3) calves (15) Camera Critters (2) canoe (1) car (5) cardinal (9) cat (6) caterpillar (1) cattle (35) chair (1) Charlie (2) chickadee (1) chicken (13) Christmas (4) Christmas night shot (1) churc (1) church (32) Clairborne County (2) Clay City Pottery festival. (1) clematis (7) clothespins (1) cloud (1) clouds (22) coneflowers (8) convertible (1) Copper (11) cottonwood (1) Cougar (1) courthouse (14) covered bridge (18) Covington (2) coyote (1) creek (4) crop duster (1) Cumberland Gap (8) dairy (1) damselfly (7) deer (3) Delta (3) Diamond (1) Dickcissel (5) dogwood (11) door (6) dove (7) dragonfly (43) drive-by (31) eagle (15) Eastern Kingbird (2) Edgar County (26) elderberries (1) Eugene (1) evening light (1) fall (95) family (1) farm (31) farming (5) fence (64) fence post (1) fish (1) flea market (3) flower (1) flowers (212) fly (1) fog (2) forge (1) Foto Tunes (1) Fowler Park (1) Frankfort (1) Franklin (1) Friday's fences (55) frog (12) from the flea market (1) funny (2) garden (2) gas pumps (1) gate (1) geese (14) Gidget's (1) goat (1) Good fences (75) Goose Pond (4) gourds (4) grain elevator (4) grass (3) Green Valley (5) guinea fowl (2) hawks (27) hay (5) hibiscus (7) hoarfrost (3) hollyhock (1) horse (9) house (65) Howe (3) http://www.blogger.com/img/blank.gif (1) Hudson (4) I'd Rather B Birdin' (18) ice (4) Illinois (111) Indiana (154) insect (94) Inspired Sunday (1) Jackson (3) Jackson Bridge (2) Jasper-Pulaski Fish and Wildlife Area (2) Johnson County (1) juvenile eagle (1) kilns (1) Kitty Soft Paws (1) knife (10) leaves (10) lichen (2) light (1) lily (5) Linton (2) llama (1) locust (1) locusts (1) log cabin (2) longhorn (2) Lorelei Rose (23) lotus (13) Mackinac Bridge (1) Madison (4) mailbox (5) Mama Squirrel (3) Mansfield (5) Markle (3) Mellow Yellow Monday (2) milkweed bugs (1) milkweed pod (3) mill (3) mill wheel (1) monarch (5) Montezuma (2) moon (3) morning glory (1) moth (5) mountains (1) mural (12) Muscatatuck (2) mushrooms (3) muskrat (2) My Corner of the World (5) Nashville Indiana (4) Newport (4) Noble County (4) oak (1) old (76) old barns (6) old building (14) old house (26) Old Mill Dam (2) old truck (17) osprey (2) Otto (1) outhouse (1) Painted Lady (1) Paris (14) Parke County (67) Patton's Corner (35) pelicans (4) Perrysville (1) pheasant (10) pickup (2) picnic table (1) plant (29) planter (1) poison ivy (1) porch (7) praying mantis (3) pumpkins (7) quilt (13) quilt barn (4) quilt block (3) rainbows (1) red (1) red-winged blackbird (4) reflections (1) repost (1) road (6) Robert Frost (1) rock (2) Rockville (2) roof art (4) rooster (18) Roseville (1) round barn (6) Rubbish Tuesday (15) Ruby Tuesday (10) Rurality blog hop (3) rust (3) Sandhill Cranes (4) sassafras leaves (1) Saturday's Critters (1) Saturday's Critters. (3) Scribefire (1) seedpods (2) sepia scenes (7) sewing (1) sheep (1) Shipshewana (11) short-eared owl (7) sign (2) signs (10) silhouette Indiana (1) silo (2) Skinner Farm Museum (14) skunk (1) sky (11) skywatch (2) smiley face (1) Smokys (1) snake (1) snow (68) songbird (1) Sora (1) spider (6) spring (1) squirrel (4) St. Joseph's College (1) stairs (1) starlings (2) storm (1) strip pits (73) sugar Creek (1) sunflowers (21) sunrise (7) sunset (73) sunsets (3) swallows (1) swans (29) sycamore (4) T.C. Steele (2) Tennessee (56) Terraplane (1) Terre Haute (4) Texico (1) texture (1) The Bird D'pt (1) thistle (15) tobacco (1) Today's flowers (2) tomatoes (1) Tools (1) tractor (6) train (1) tree (16) tree frog (1) trees (4) truck (7) Tuesday's Treasures (34) tulip (1) tunnel (2) turkey (6) turtles (21) Veedersburg (2) Vermillion County (12) video (5) Vigo County (2) vines (2) Wabash Avenue (1) Wabash River (2) water lily (9) weather (1) weekend reflections (1) West Terre Haute (1) Whooping Cranes (1) wildflower (2) wildflowers (5) Williamsport (2) willow (1) wind (1) window (4) winter (19) wisteria (5) woodpecker (3) yellow flowers (1)

Translate

Followers

Blog Archive