Tuesday, November 01, 2011

Fenced In

Fenced In

I don't like fences. But they make for interesting photo opportunities sometimes. For the November Theme Day I decided to make a collage showing fence related photos that I have shot this year. If you follow this blog on a daily basis, and who doesn't, you might remember The Power Tool Operator. He works at a construction site in Handen. You haven't seen the Camel photo before, but I did show you a few other Camel photos on that day when the circus was in town back in July. I found the fenced in plastic cow at Håga in Västerhaninge where it was later joined by a Crocodile. If I knew who he was, I guess I should thank the helicopter pilot. I took that photo during a car show at Torvalla, and it was thanks to him that I got that great snap of the singer Tess Mercedes at that same event.

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18 comments:

  1. This is a fun way to show various fences around Haninge

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  2. Is it possible that the power tool operator is wearing such brightly colored shorts in order to attract attention? I would not think that would be a problem for him.

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  3. I hadn't seen the man with the power tool before - it was worth a repost!
    :-)

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  4. Love the helicopter shot but my wife thanks you for the worker with his shirt off.

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  5. Nice and interesting posting!

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  6. I don't like fences much either. But I guess sometimes they are necessary. This is a nice collection of fenced-in shots!

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  7. Love your collage....especially the power tool operator! :-)

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  8. It's unanimous Steffe 'the power tool worker' wins!!! Great collection of fences here.

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  9. Ha ha, I hear you ladies. if I see him again, I will tell him that this is how you would like him to look.

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  10. Great collage and I like to read the story behind each. Good to see the "power tool guy" again too.

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  11. Hmmmm, one for the ladies! Forget the fencing...

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  12. No end of possibilities of what can be behind a fence! Nice collage indeed!

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  13. I don't like fences either Steffe. Enjoy your month.

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  14. Clever and amusing take on the theme today, Steffe!

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