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4 comments:
Hi Gina,
I like this interpretation very much!!
~ Diane Clancy
www.dianeclancy.com/blog
Hi Gina
Seems like civilization is always trying to fence out or tame nature. If we ever do succeed, I wonder if we will be able to live on this earth...
When I was a kid in NY my grandfather and I would sit on the porch in the evenings and often saw a sky like the one in your picture. He always said "sky blue-pink" was one of his favorite colors...LOL Barb
This is a great picture. It looks like wild, untamed countryside (we don't get much of that where I live!) and the sunset is lovely. Somebody has attempted to civilise this by making a fence, but it looks quite unsubstantial in comparison to the sweeping panorama. I think here Nature wins!
The wild untamed west, the barbed wire fence, the pink mountains all conspire to make this a most beautiful photo.
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