Good Fences #101 - Intertwined

Hello & Welcome!

It's time for GOOD FENCES  hosted by Theresa from,
The Run-a-round Ranch Report.

Last week I featured a Wrought Iron fence with little curlicues on it.  You can find that fence HERE  if you missed seeing it.  The reason I mention this fence is that someone mentioned in the comments that perhaps they would let vines grow on it.  I replied back saying I didn't think so but that the house next door did indeed have some vines growing through their fence and that I would feature it today.

So here is the house next door:  Click to Enlarge Photos.

I don't know what type of vines these are and they were only on sections of the fence, not the entire fence. - This fence isn't quite as fancy as the one with the curlicues but it's still really nice.

I liked the way the vines were draped over the fencing in this shot.

More vines and a closer look at them....

As I started to turn the corner I thought this view of the fence and the way it curved around their yard was really nice.  There were no more vines on the fence at this point though.

Finally I thought it might be neat to actually show you the house this fence surrounds.

 

 

 

The homes in this neighborhood are quite nice and fairly new.  I like the brickwork on the chimney of this one.

 

 

I hope you have enjoyed today's fence selection.  Don't forget to check out the other participants fences.  You won't be disappointed. 

 

Have a great day.

Abstract Vines

Welcome.  It's time for some NF digital art fun over on Nature Footstep.
This week we were to take our "simple" art from last week and create a texture to use with it.

I've done 2 different pieces.  One does not really have a texture just some fun effects.

So here is the starting point for my art pieces:  Click to enlarge all photos.

 
My first piece was created using some fun editing effects.

It reminds me of Van Gogh's Starry Night

Now for my next version I'm sure you would exactly call this a texture or not.  I started out with the same vine photo but cloned out the concrete block lines.  Then I  did some adjustments with the color etc...and added more of an overlay of another photo. - See below.  This is the photo I worked with along with the vine photo.

The end result:

I just love how this turned out and hope you do as well.