Effective and Emotive Barbed Wire Photographs

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Many subjects lend themselves to emotive photography and one of those subjects is definitely barbed wire. By choosing such a subject (and shooting it well) one can definitely evoke an emotional response in a photograph. We think these photographs have done exactly that.

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the final Cut by Robb North, on Flickr

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Walking Through Barbed Wire by TtoTheStreet, on Flickr

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Sentinel by James Jordan, on Flickr

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fence by jenny downing, on Flickr

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barb by jenny downing, on Flickr

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amid the winter's snow by jenny downing, on Flickr

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Barbed Bokeh by geezaweezer, on Flickr

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Barbed wire keeping the mustard fields safe by tibchris, on Flickr

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Danger, Keep Out! by Sabrina Campagna, on Flickr

across enemy lines by Sunday's child, on Flickr

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Barbed wired over fog, Santa Cruz, California, USA by Wonderlane, on Flickr

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Untitled by theilr, on Flickr

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The Other Side is Butter by mendhak, on Flickr

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lace curtains by jenny downing, on Flickr

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The Grass Is Always Greener by Dawn Endico, on Flickr

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Barbed wire in moonlight by Plutor, on Flickr

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naked lunch by ex_magician, on Flickr

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Barbwire (FREE WALLPAPER) by viZZZual.com, on Flickr

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Après la pluie by Garuna bor-bor, on Flickr

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A Little Tiny Bit of Badger by me'nthedogs, on Flickr

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Meet Barb by James Jordan, on Flickr

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Fence Sitter by TheGiantVermin, on Flickr

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security blanket by iboy_daniel, on Flickr

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England by spacepleb, on Flickr

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barbed wire roll by petercastleton, on Flickr

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Untitled by ellyn., on Flickr

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Rob is the founder of Light Stalking. His love for photography started as a child with a Kodak Instamatic and pushed him into building this fantastic place all these years later, and you can get to know him better here.
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Awesome shots … encourages me to get out and try some of these styles on the nearby farmlands.

Here is one I took near Beechmont Old School and digitally enhanced

Here’s one of the first pics I captured with my first DSLRhttps://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=136424799716350&set=a.135744399784390.21719.100000464914034&type=1

Some very nice images there. . I often go out and get so tied up looking for big sweeping vista, that I forget how just shooting the small details can have such an impact (and are also much closer to find)!

Nothing special, but I finally have something to share here! It’s a phone pic that I took with the idea that I might be able to layer it onto something else sometime…

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