No Point Corrugation
Corrugated metal is not that common in my part of the world.
But it seemed to keep on appearing while Melinda Green Harvey was visiting.
I carried her bag, and it was not heavy enough to contain surplus metal.
So I suppose she just has a magnetic attraction to the stuff. Like this shot of hers.
Note that on the west coast, we do mix our metal with cedar, so it is not quite the same.
This fence is at the Point No Point resort where we spent one night. See the others from this stay here.
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Canon EOS 5Dmkii, Canon 16-35mm lens @ 35mm, ISO100: f 3.2, 1/320.
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burnt embers 
It’s true that I was not carrying surplus metal; I thought about it, though!
You got a nice shot of that fence!
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Thanks! I have another one on film that I quite like. It will be showing up sometime. And one with the fence and shiny garbage can and nice shadows. I think you might have one of those too.
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Yes, I do have one of those – that pair might be a good one to co-post?
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Good idea. Kind of cool to have it point and shoot and really expired film vs digital slr.
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