Taken at Wisley recently, from the cottage garden which was full of gentle colour….but this individual appears to be oblivious to it all. Probably not true, but the camera never lies, does it?!!
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Perhaps he is looking for a ‘Pokemon’? His loss, as the flowers are much nicer.
Best wishes, Pete.
Pokemon? I do hope not
Oh, and I think she’s a she
New glasses required I think…
😀😀
lovely gardens…. pleasant day for a stroll ! thank you Sue for sharing 🙂
Glad you like it, Debi!
One never knows what is going on in a person’s life does one. Still I know I can be distracted and not take in beauty I see frequently. No Pokeman though. 🙂
Definitely no Pokemon for me! But I do distractions!!
Looking at his phone, no doubt. People miss so much this way. I find it sad, frustrating, and annoying. 🙂
janet
Agreed!
SHE’s losing that stunning atmosphere around HER….
What a shame!
It looks like that….
Appreciating the beauty in our world is a gift, sadly not everyone has come to appreciate that gift.
All too true, Charlie
Oh my goodness, how I hate it when people walk along oblivious of all around them because they are looking at their phones, especially when they almost bump into me. 😦
Absolutely!
Looks wasted on her, but it’s her loss!
Couldn’t agree more, Gilly!
Maybe he is looking for his selfish stick? 😉
Maybe she was!!
That’s a female?
Well, I think so…
Chuck it in the bushes? No- perhaps too violent a response 🙂 It could be a national emergency 😦
😳😧😀😀
Yes, sorry you are right. Looks like an “apple type” of body shape.
Exactly!
Lovely photo of those subtle, gentle colours of an English country garden.
Thanks! Glad you liked