Interesting question! I had to realise, when travelling (this photo was taken in Tenby ), that maybe not everybody « reads » those « stains » the same way. When I first saw them I found them strange, was wandering why nobody « cleaned » them or fixed them.It seems, however, that some people do not see it that way and do not feel the need to make disappear the « offending » colours. I could not help but take photos.
Un blog experimental voue a la poesie du quotidien sous toutes ses formes/An experimental blog devoted to poetry in all its forms
Il s’agit d’un exemple d’annonce à l’échelle du site. Vous pouvez modifier ou supprimer ce texte dans l'outil de personnalisation sous « Annonce de la boutique » Ignorer
This photo is captivating with its color and texture. I wonder if the paint was viewed as vandalism or if someone is trying out shades of paint.
Interesting question! I had to realise, when travelling (this photo was taken in Tenby ), that maybe not everybody « reads » those « stains » the same way. When I first saw them I found them strange, was wandering why nobody « cleaned » them or fixed them.It seems, however, that some people do not see it that way and do not feel the need to make disappear the « offending » colours. I could not help but take photos.
C’est un beau article ainsi que la photo. Elle est prise où cette photo?
Merci Roomanies. La photo fut prise à Tenby :).
Merci de votre retour Sylvie! Donc le « bleu, blanc, rouge » existe! Et il vous a inspiré! Super intéressant! Bonne soirée à vous Sylvie!
🙂
Quand les murs parlent. You made it talk poetry. Thanks, Sylvie. Wishing you are well. n_n
Thank you Francis. So nice to hear from you.
I hope to be more present (to me if feels like Odyssey x_x), among the persons I miss always you are. Greetings, Sylvie. : )
A bientot 🙂
A bientot, Sylvie. ^_^