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Published: 2006-03-29 11:09:39 +0000 UTC; Views: 2119; Favourites: 17; Downloads: 89
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taken after a snow storm.Related content
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It snowed the other day and i didn't get pic's of it on the fence but it was mental. This reminds me of it (but this is pretty snow not mental snow). 
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heheh how much snow does it take to be mental snow?
thanks
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So much that it can land on barbed wire and meke it 2" fat all the way around, even the bottom of it!
You're welcom
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all the way around? 
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Yep all the way around... mental snow to quote myself.
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great shot, very nice work..
no snow this year..
merci pour la visite, cela m'as fait plaisir...
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man do i miss the snow!!! great shot! took me right back to uni days in Tdot
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where are you living now?
snow is great and fun but uff im so not excited for the cold and the super short days.
thanks
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back home in Karachi - Pakistan...but spent about 5 years in Canada
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oh, this kinda reminds me of my sunset photo- a break of light. The whole wire mesh guarding mounds of snow. awesome job <3
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hehe yeah i liked that in your gallery too 
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I have to say that I like the effect of how the fence sorta makes my eyes see "fractured glass" when I look at this. Gives even more of a "trapped behind glass walls" feeling, where you can see the outside and just can't reach it.
But then again, it looks cold on the other side too, kinda making you wonder if you want to stay where you are or not.
Then again, between the links of the fence, it kinda makes you focus on that one spot and it seems much clearer in between. Again, it's probably a trick from the fence again.
It's a really nice neighborhood behind there too. I love how the snow is on the trees, and then on that big one behind it all. And the snow caught in the bottom of the fence links is just cool.
Great job in catching this! ^^
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wow thank you for such a nice comment 
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Oh wow that is beautiful! I love the effect with the fence. It's like nature vs man well done! :claps:
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yea, the look through the fence is really great, nice shot
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"Sometimes you eat the bear and sometimes the bear, well, he eats you."
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it was an honour for me
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"Sometimes you eat the bear and sometimes the bear, well, he eats you."
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Oh, wow -- such a simple moment so beautifully conveyed. It's like a segmented weather-capturing device or terribly inefficient water-gathering tool.
I love this.
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hahahaha terribly inefficient hahahaha 
thank you so much hehehe *still giggling*
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Wow .. it looks like an amazing pattern ..how beautifully snow stick in this net
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thank you so much
yeah hehe they were big fat snowflakes stuck together
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Unique yet nice idea to take a picture through a grating fence (?). The focusing is on the grating while the background is a bit fuzzy creating toghether a nice entity :]
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chain link fence yeah
thank you sis
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(omgomg he commented 
hehe 
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lol I remembering commenting before on your pic also... And I remember adding a pic of yours to my fav as well...
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hehe yeah i remember too
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You got more than 10000 view, and I'm just at 700... lucky you
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pv's doesnt mean anything.. u're photography is amazing mashaAllah!
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lol ....... nice shot sis .... i didn't realise what you ment at the begining .. but then i notices the ice ...
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yeah the little piles of snow in the fence 
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