And one more of the lovely butterflies that I found fluttering near the fence...

- submit the url of your blog post, not your home page
- link up a photo that was taken by you
- include a link back to my blog in your post (you can use the button or a text link if you prefer)
- visit a few other blogs and leave some comment love
Now it's time to link up again. Let's see what you've been shooting!
Beautiful - love the shape of that fence! :-)
ReplyDeleteBoth fences are very beautiful and intricate. I love the curves and moss of the top two photos and love the cross-hatching on the third combined with the arches. The lantana is a bright, fresh companion for the aged fence.
ReplyDeleteThose fences are awesome Deb! I was in paris a few years ago at an amazing cemetery and got some great fences but alas, they are all paper photos. I love your processing and depth of field on these though! Really lovely shots! Hope you are having a great week. Jeanne
ReplyDeleteThe butterfly definition is amazing, Deb. Just -- wow! :)
ReplyDeleteThe fences are fantastic. Your first photo is stunning !
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, love the weather feel and the capture of the spider web. Your blog is lovely, so glad to be able to join in this week :)
ReplyDeleteThat is such a pretty fence, and I love your depth of field. And the butterfly is of course gorgeous too!
ReplyDeleteThose fences are so pretty...and I
ReplyDeleteLOVE the butterfly!
Gorgeous...and the stories it could tell!
ReplyDeleteGreat fence photos, love the DoF. Your butterfly is perfectly crisp, great shot!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous. I love fences and your photos are so crisp and beautiful. Just gorgeous!! I love every thing about these!
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful...love the DOF and soft colors!
ReplyDeleteTiffany
Such a lovely fence - nice shapes and lines. My favorite is the 3rd picture. You make such great crisp photos - beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThe detail of that butterfly is just amazing I just LOVE IT!
ReplyDeleteSometimes I shake my head at how things like fences can be beautiful. But they can! And this one is. Well captured!! - Trust you are enjoying hosting this link up :)
ReplyDeletewhat beautiful shape of the fence.
ReplyDeletei love it!
seriously beautiful shots!
have a great day!
Oh my, that sure is beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteYou captured it so perfectly...
Hope you have a blessed day today Debra♥
That fence is absolutely perfect. I would love to have that around my yard!
ReplyDeleteI love that first shot! I wish it was more rusty and redish against that green grass but that's something that's not in our control. Wouldn't it be awesome if photographers could change the world to an artistic playground. :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful fence and shots.
ReplyDeleteThat old fence is wonderful in your photo!
ReplyDeleteLOVE the fence!
ReplyDeleteThat is really beautiful old fence and flowers with that just so perfect:)
ReplyDeleteI love that old fence - it's very intricate looking. I especially like the one with the flowers - very pretty.
ReplyDeleteAnd of course your butterfly picture is lovely as usual. :)
That is a beautiful fence! You did a great job capturing it's natural beauty, too!
ReplyDeleteWow! These are gorgeous. So sharp. Love the fence.
ReplyDeleteThese are just lovely. It's amazing how much beauty can be found in a cemetery!
ReplyDeleteThese are beautiful, I love the first and last shots. You are rocking the butterfly shots!
ReplyDeletevery artistic! thank you for your hospitality :)
ReplyDeleteWow, that is a beautiful fence! Maybe I should go to a cemetery next time I want to take photos -- there is one really close. :-D
ReplyDeleteThere's sooo much more I have to learn about photography... as they say, I haven't even scratched the surface, yet, but one thing I'm eager to learn is how to take a photo where only part of the subject is in focus like this... is that in the taking of the photo or is it edited that way?
ReplyDeleteYour butterfly image is so beautiful... I love the delicate look & background bokeh =)
happy week
Beautiful Deb- just beautiful!
ReplyDeleteLove the depth of field in the first 2 shots.
ReplyDeleteGreat shots! I like the colors and composition.
ReplyDeleteWhat a cool fence!
Once again, I sit in utter awe of your photographs! I feel as if I could touch this fence. I love how it makes me feel! And the butterfly is amazing, as well!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shots like always. Happy Thursday!
ReplyDeleteReally wonderful photo. I love the texture and color of the fence. Magnificent approach.
ReplyDeletelove the way you singled out one spire on the fence. and the lighting of the butterfly image is spectacular!
ReplyDeleteAs always Deb ~ you inspire me! Beautiful!!!
ReplyDeleteOooh, I love that fence, so pretty. Nice shots!
ReplyDeleteIt's funny that these are the second beautiful cemetery shots I've seen on blogs this week... :) Must be getting close to Halloween.
ReplyDeleteThat is a beautiful fence! And your butterfly shot is amazing!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely gorgeous, Deb! That might be my favorite butterfly shot yet!
ReplyDeleteVery lovely Deb!
ReplyDeleteReally beautiful, I love the angles that you shot the fence from!
ReplyDeleteWhow! They are incredible photos.
ReplyDeleteWhat an enchanting place you've found to take photos!
ReplyDeleteDeb, you would love walking around Galveston - there are fences like this everywhere!!
ReplyDeleteSuch beautiful images and that butterfly, so crisp!
wonderful shots :)
ReplyDeleteLove the butterfly picture! :)
ReplyDeleteHappy thursday :)
Your photography is so crisp and clear, I love it :)
ReplyDeleteThat's a beautiful old fence, love the DOF in these. I can't see the linky tool right now, so I'll be back to link up later :)
ReplyDeleteThat butterfly shot is awesome! Amazing crispness.
ReplyDeleteAMazing DOF in that first shot. They're all so crisp and clear. So pretty!
ReplyDeleteOh I love architectural photography. The detail and coloring on that fence is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteKathy
Gorgeous Deb, truly gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteThat butterfly is stunning, whoa!
ReplyDeletereally beautiful Deb, I love the angles you got with the railings, they're so decorative, beautiful :)
ReplyDeleteDeb, that butterfly needs to be submitted to a contest that involves a prize...a big ONE, because I think you would win. The detail, the focus, the DOF......LOVE IT!!
ReplyDeleteThose are some beautiful pictures.
ReplyDeleteI love that shot with the lantana against the wrought iron fence. It's a lovely wrought iron fence. One tha someone once must have enjoyed making as there is so much lovely detail especially in that latice work and it's lovely aged patina.
ReplyDeleteYour butterflies pics Deb are always so sharp, so bright and colourful!
Thanks for taking time to stop by my blog. I'm so glad I found your photo challenge. Your photography is so beautiful. It gives me something to shoot for .
ReplyDeleteSorry - linked up in a hurry yesterday. :) These are really beautiful shots, Deb! Thanks for hosting!
ReplyDeleteLove the shape of that fence! :)
ReplyDeleteAnd such a gorgeous and elegant fluttering butterfly too, with awesome focus and colors. :)
Have a happy rest of the week, Deb!
I love the butterfly. difficult image well done. it is so clean and crisp.
ReplyDeleteThese photos are lovely! Love the shades of green - a favorite color of mine.
ReplyDeleteThat second photo needs to be up on a wall!!! Really great photo. So is the butterfly photo
ReplyDeleteI didnt' know you hosted a linky party! Lovely photos.
ReplyDeleteP.S. My husband and I were supposed to visit the mountains for our anniversary this week. But we're both sick and we missed the peak of the leaves because of it. Bummer. You'll have to take photos of the leaves for me at your mountain place. Please?
Excellent perspectives.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful work.