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Phil Douglis | all galleries >> Galleries >> Gallery Thirty Three: Using light and color to define and contrast textures > Fences, Orderville, Utah, 2006
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19-SEP-2006

Fences, Orderville, Utah, 2006

I found these abandoned fences stacked against a boarded up building – they had outlived their purpose and have been left to the ravages of time. One was once painted a turquoise blue; the other had been left unpainted. The early morning sun warms the color of both, and brings out the texture of flaking and peeling paint on the other. The image is a poignant one – both of these fences were hand made, and one of them painted in the hopes of appearing beautiful. Both now show only the bittersweet textures of nature at work.

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Phil Douglis28-Oct-2006 19:22
I like your sway of time concept -- we bend with the pressures of time, and we weather those pressures, but we somehow we manage to remain intact. Nice thought, Tim.
Tim May28-Oct-2006 17:03
I must be in a poetic mood - but the alternating lean of the the fences makes me think of the "sway of time" as we live through our history.
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