Hmmm kind of reminds me of the reflection I saw in the mirror this morning! Seriously, a terrific capture as always, JM, something about the plants and the lace curtain that soften the harshness of the decay! I love it! Have a lovely evening!
'Decay' is an interesting concept, Jose. I guess there are many methods of decay other than the purely biological. I have a tendency to think of decay as a synonym for 'rot', which is only part of the story. What I see in your photograph today is more 'disintegration' rather than 'rotting'.
I wonder whether 'decay', like 'beauty', is in the eye of the beholder. I find the lace curtain delicately fragile, juxtaposed as it is with the fragility of that crumbling masonry.
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une maison pas entretenue, pourtant qui semble habitée
another great addition to your decay series, JM.
So very picturesque!
I see this as more 'well used' than decay. A beautiful shot none the less!
Decay with style JM.
the sweet little lacy curtains really soften the look.
crumbling but beautiful to look at.
Hmmm kind of reminds me of the reflection I saw in the mirror this morning! Seriously, a terrific capture as always, JM, something about the plants and the lace curtain that soften the harshness of the decay! I love it! Have a lovely evening!
Sylvia
Looks like a well loved place.
Yes, there is wear and damage here, JM, but the owners are trying to add simple beauty with the flower pots and the scene is beautiful.
Very nicely composed JM. Your decay series is so large that I can no longer work out the roman numeral!
Decay in all of its glorious beauty!
Wonderful - such lovely textures and mood!
The curtains are so pretty and the plants spruce it up a bit too!
'Decay' is an interesting concept, Jose. I guess there are many methods of decay other than the purely biological. I have a tendency to think of decay as a synonym for 'rot', which is only part of the story. What I see in your photograph today is more 'disintegration' rather than 'rotting'.
I wonder whether 'decay', like 'beauty', is in the eye of the beholder. I find the lace curtain delicately fragile, juxtaposed as it is with the fragility of that crumbling masonry.
What a gorgeous image.
L'amour du végétal, dans n'importe quelles conditions ! J'aime beaucoup cette photo parce qu'elle représente une obstination qui m'est familière !
But still the place has a charm:)
A very interesting contra-juxtaposition...(I'm not sure what that means, but kinda liked it!)...
On the one hand, you've got this building crumbling to dust and on the other you've got symbols of life and future possibilities (the plants)...
Very cool post!
Not complete, but decay it is!
A lovely image I really like the plants.
Beautiful framed ...
You are my favorite decay artist. You do it justice.
O muro da casa está caindo aos pedaços mas a "cortina"é charmosa!
Léia :)
Isn't this great. life and decay together in the one image. And I love that bit where the bricks are peeping through beside the window, Lovely image.
O enquadramento está óptimo!
E as plantas estão a ser muito bem cuidadas!
A nice image.
AND soon all the Pelagoia plants will be in bloom!:)
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