It just so happens that we have a few bits of suitable wood hanging around in the garden, rescued from foreshores around the British Isles so getting them together was easy enough. We also have lots of pseudo beach given our liking for replacing grass (nasty stuff, needs cutting, fills up with weeds and moss, goes brown in summer) with pebbles (none of the above but hard on the feet).
So I got down and grovelled, playing with the direction of the sun and depth of focus. It was a short-lived exercise as the sun went in and I got bored waiting for it to come out to play again. Still I did get something that might pass muster, and a bit of rust to boot.
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I love rusty objects too, the make nice photo's and colours. Check my spade out, I tried to capture some colours the other day but I think I shouldn't have standed up while taking the pic, it looks a bit 'spacey'.
Well done! What colour frame will Pixie put it in?
I like this one very much. I think it would be extra nice done in sepia tone. :-)
Rusty nail?
Time for cocktails.
Perfect for any irritating little space, even for big, non-irritating ones. The rocks, the rust, the wood all color-complimenting one another; it's a bolt's view of the world...neat!
I like it!
Cloak room. Has a good ring to it.
I'm not sure, Hannelie - perhaps driftwood.
Susan - I shall experiment and ket you know
Lee - very droll, and did whatever it was sink as a result?
Peter - your erudition never ceases to amaze me
Thanks, Pauline - perhaps the bolts have the best seats in the house.
Yes, Josephine, just another little English phrase to disguise the room's true and basic function.
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