Winding Wall 3
Stone walls or dykes are a defining feature of the Galloway landscape and many must owe their early beginnings to the clearances that started in Lowland Scotland from the 1760s. This photograph was an attempt to find a different way of using the dykes in a composition and here they work as both lead-in lines and as a containment of the view, in this case enhanced by the barrier of trees.
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“”Thanks for informative post. I am pleased sure this post has helped me save many hours of browsing other similar posts just to find what I was looking for””
Does this mean that you have ‘borrowed’ it?
I think that first comment was actually “spam,” John…very typical of spammers’ style….
Ahh, that’s interesting, I deleted a spam message just like this one yesterday. Thanks.
This picture is one of my favourites.
Yes, those spam messages can seem so sincere at first…almost flattering…and then we see that they’re not really saying anything about the post….
I do love your Scottish and English walls over there…ancient and moss covered…weathering more than time….