Don't Fence ME In
by vtruan

Comment:
alot of noise..but nice capture

Fruity Fives
by Truegsht

Comment:
Well, this was a pretty good attempt at meeting the challenge and shooting for the brown.

La Lumière du Lys
by charliebaker

Comment:
not sure....but this just seems too close to another photo in another challenge. not the same view..but possible crop. just want to see.....
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The Rock
by racer

Comment:
little too out of focus for me

Inverted
by Truegsht

Comment:
Thanks for the votes and the comments. This photo was of a radio tower in Mesquite, Texas. I just flipped it over. Thanks again!

La Poudre
by puma

Comment:
Is this the Cache La Poudre in Fort Collins, Colorado area? I used to live there and was just curious.

Where to start?
by Truegsht

Comment:
Just for the purpose of explaination...the photo is soft and out of focus because at the time I was moving over 40mph going over ANOTHER bridge! But thanks for the comments either way.

Message edited by author 2005-02-24 22:31:33.

The Flagrant Crossing
by Cutter

Comment:
Love the colors in this...the contrast really brings out the sign! Great photo!

Crystal Angel
by Truegsht

Comment:
Thanks for all the comments. They always help with the next challenge with making me think before shooting.

BYork
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Grief has no boundaries....
by Truegsht

Comment:
There are no guiding lines or resting places...due to the challenge! It is supposed to be about boundaries...if there are no set boundaries, then this photo is all about that. I know I may be a newbie to photography, but I interpreted this to show that there are really no boudaries. Alot of people here think this didn't fit because it did not have a "SET" line or boundary, or saying it isn't cropped with a pretty line. That is in of itself placing a boundary on the interpretation of this photo. Sorry, that is my little rant on this. Why must there always be a focal point, a border?