The new trail markers at Nose Hill have beautiful cut-outs of Prairie crocus blooms… while I was out walking there last week, I had a notion that they’d make interesting photo frames. Which focus do you like best?
I’ve done this sometimes – taken tow photos through a fence or cut out, focusing on the near then the far. Because you’re just not sure which is going to work better, right? I like the first one, in this case. And thanks for the follow – I appreciate it!
I thought I liked the first most, but the second shows the flower shape better. It’s a lovely idea. 🙂
The trail markers are so pretty with the cutouts, I thought it might be nice to show them to everyone.
It’s a tie. The first one give you a glimpse of what is beyond and the second one gives you a better idea of the marker itself. 🙂
It’s all about the focus! 🙂
First one, of course; you can see the landscape through the frame 🙂
I think that’s my favourite as well….
how unusual and clever!
I had a good time taking these…anyone walking by would have really wondered what I was doing, though!
I like both. I guess it depends on what you’re “looking” for–or through.
So true! 🙂
I like the second, it made my eyes go funny until I could get it into focus….brilliant subject even better pictures…
So happy you enjoyed them – I had fun taking them!
I like both – as Alli says it depends what you’re looking at/through. These markers are so attractive!
The design of those markers is so thoughtful and appropriate for the park, which is known for its Prairie crocuses in the spring.
How beautiful!
How novel! I like the first view best – I love the frosted skeletons.
I love that description – “frosted skeletons.” Very apt!
I’ve done this sometimes – taken tow photos through a fence or cut out, focusing on the near then the far. Because you’re just not sure which is going to work better, right? I like the first one, in this case. And thanks for the follow – I appreciate it!
It is definitely fun to experiment – especially when the frame itself is attractive.