Prompted by a comment I received on today’s Blue Square image, I recalled a similar image I took in Malaga 3 years ago. Discarded cans and printed material stuffed behind a window grate.
So here’s the London one again, and underneath is the Malaga one:
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Good!
This could become a new ‘Sue feature’. Things stuffed behind railings! 🙂
They both have a certain ‘mystery’, and stand as an indictment on thoughtless littering too.
Best wishes, Pete.
I’m not expecting to come across too much more of this!!
Eyesores, I’m afraid, Sue 😦
Well, yes
wow – moody and feel like this could be a story starter
Eeuw! 😕
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Such complex images Sue — aesthetically rather beautiful and at the same time sad. Was the blue pain an attempt to redefine litter as art I wonder?
Oh, I doubt it was!
😂 or even *paint*
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so interesting
Thanks, Gavin