The concept of a steel fence protecting what appear to be junked cars seems incongruous to us at first. By photographing these cars behind the fence, instead of inserting my lens into the fence itself to make the picture, I am asking the viewer a question. Why must junk, which seemingly has little value, be secured in this way? The answer must come in verbal context – these cars are apparently antiques that are waiting in this junkyard for restoration. They are thus more than junk. They are soon to become rolling history.