The Garbage And The Flowers
A morning ramble brought this unexpected series of pictures......
......an old Morris van in someone's driveway....
.......foxgloves by the garden fence.....
.....ox-eye daisies on the roadside....
.....a discarded Guinness can.....
.....overgrown hedgerow.....
......a little rose peeping through....
........cigarette packet....silver and gold.....
.....the sunlight shining through the green.....
......the mural in the underpass.....
......what say you, Mr Rabbit?
Take care.
John, you can create more interest out of commonplace scenes than anyone! It's a talent! Well done. Jim
ReplyDeleteLucky you to have a wild rose out John - my favourite flower and no where near out up here. Good set of photographs - you certainly have an eye for the details of life.
ReplyDeletei like the daisies and discard guiness can
ReplyDeleteI want that car! You can have the beer can and cigarette wrapper.
ReplyDeleteWhat an enterprising and creative fellow you are, John, to make such intriguing photos from such mundane finds. A good eye, too!
ReplyDeleteThe Morris in the driveway is just picture perfect ... Worth taking a morning stroll for.John Oh! How I love foxgloves !
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely series, John. (Well, maybe not the mural in the underpass.)
ReplyDeleteYou are right. Marcelle and Joe were charming people and a lot of fun to spend time with.
Love the Ox-eye Daisies John! A clever post!
ReplyDeleteIt is much better to Walk the Camera than to Walk the Dog :-)
ReplyDeletePlease continue.
The old Morris van looks expectantly through the fence, hoping for an outing. The bunny is happy. He's already out. Lovely wild rose.
ReplyDeleteWhat delightful tidbits from the mundane. The moment you gave focus on them, they look having started shining. I like the William-Morris-like patterns of leaves and Peter Rabbit.
ReplyDeleteYoko
That's a wonderful eclectic collection. I feel like I went with you on that excursion. ;)
ReplyDeleteThere are some really lovely photos here John - I never thought that anyone would make a discarded Guiness can look attractive:) Don't like the mural though, it's an art form that simply doesn't appeal to me - sorry!
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