Love the geometric pattern.
Shadows give nice depth to composition. #158923

As I said before I love this shot.
Now that my photo course is teaching us about lighting; frnt,back,45 degree side, and 90 degree side lighting; I feel it is appropriate to ask you what type of lighting you used.

Thanks
Frank #778942

I passed by this country scene many times before actually shooting it. (Yes, sometimes the best subjects are indeed right in our own "back yard"!) My quick drive-bys were during a bright-and-harsh midday - i.e., washed-out colors, few shadows, not very inspiring. One late afternoon, however, I packed up my camera gear and set out to capture this fence when the sun was low, the shadows were long, and the light was warm.

Unfortunately, the sun dropped behind some distant trees before I finally figured out the best camera angle and the best focal length (a tele-zoom to isolate the "geometric patterns"). Thus, my intended shooting session turned into a scouting session ... since the image you see here was actually shot a day later.

Incidentally, it took some experimenting with camera angles in order to get the shadows in all the right places and in order to capture the entire fence with the blue sky as a backdrop. The best lighting angle turned out to be halfway between sidelight (i.e., the sun hitting the scene directly from the left) and frontlight (the sun coming directly behind me).
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