I’ve always wondered what a weather vane at the North Pole would look like, seeing as every direction would be south. Probably just a snow-covered lump, come to think of it.
There is so much about this I like. The vane itself, of course, but also the lines of the tin roof, the completely featureless sky, the tree, and that crazy pattern in the wood under the shutters. Awesome work Mike.
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Nice shot Mike! This vane is “going south”! 🙂
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Ha! good one! (thanks)
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Reblogged this on Frith Street Post.
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Great shot, I really like this one
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Thanks for taking the time to say so Mark.
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I’ve always wondered what a weather vane at the North Pole would look like, seeing as every direction would be south. Probably just a snow-covered lump, come to think of it.
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Ha! Yes, a snow covered lump. That is also what I would look like there, if I stood outside for a length of time.
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There is so much about this I like. The vane itself, of course, but also the lines of the tin roof, the completely featureless sky, the tree, and that crazy pattern in the wood under the shutters. Awesome work Mike.
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I like the patterns under the shutters too. Thanks Alex.
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. . . which way is up?
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I love this!
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Thanks Pat.
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