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A windblown clump of twine - presumably from hay baling - caught on the farmer's side fence
exif- Panny FZ-2500; 1/100s x F4,2; ISO-125; lens at 5x zoom / 135mm FFequiv
As always, feedback welcome
Phil
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G'day all
A windblown clump of twine - presumably from hay baling - caught on the farmer's side fence
exif- Panny FZ-2500; 1/100s x F4,2; ISO-125; lens at 5x zoom / 135mm FFequiv
As always, feedback welcome
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With luck it will turn into nesting material and not leg binders as it might of if it was still on the ground.Show it how it is and not how you want it to be.
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It would have taken a very strong wind.Better a full bottle in front of me
than a full frontal lobotomy.
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Although it's an interesting shot to show the results of a strong wind, it also has some beautiful contrasting colours - just thought I'd mention that
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Thanks fellas
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