High contrast pile if fire wood.

[Jamie Hickey]

I was messing around behind the house and wondered what this would look like. You guys tell me. TFL
PS... The pile leans that way, the pic is straight.

[Sheriliz]

I like the b/w. I think the contrast is just right. It makes me think of old wood burning stoves and a simpler life.

[Jamie Hickey]

Originally Posted by Sheriliz

I like the b/w. I think the contrast is just right. It makes me think of old wood burning stoves and a simpler life.

Thanks Sheriliz! Life was a lot simpler back in those days.

[jack russell]

needs an axe and a good sweat, other than that perfect ..

[Jamie Hickey]

Originally Posted by jack russell

needs an axe and a good sweat, other than that perfect ..

I thought about the axe stuck in the stump when I was doing the PP on it. Great idea Ian! Thanks buddy!

[jack russell]

Originally Posted by Jamie Hickey

I thought about the axe stuck in the stump when I was doing the PP on it. Great idea Ian! Thanks buddy!

LOL, I didn't mean for your composition, it's perfect as is but now I see what you're seeing .. I did mean that pile needs splittin' ...

[bascott]

Nice capture Jamie! I like the composition and the B&W treatment, does look like it's going to fall over though.

[Jamie Hickey]

Originally Posted by jack russell

LOL, I didn't mean for your composition, it's perfect as is but now I see what you're seeing .. I did mean that pile needs splittin' ...

hahaha... I gotcha! I am getting a log splitter in a week or two, gas powered, from a friend of mine. It has been drying for a bit.

Originally Posted by bascott

Nice capture Jamie! I like the composition and the B&W treatment, does look like it's going to fall over though.

Thank you Brian! It is pretty stable, it is time to split it anyway.

[SoxAddict]

Nice work Jamie, I love the contrast you've achieved.

[Jamie Hickey]

Originally Posted by SoxAddict

Nice work Jamie, I love the contrast you've achieved.

Thanks Nicky!