I’ve chosen Red as my colour, and am hoping these are in diminishing order of size, even though it’s hard to gauge in the way these are presented.
Large red doors on the facade of an old warehouse in Wapping:
Now for a red interior wall of an office:
Street art by Stik on a door in Shoreditch, followed by an odd orangey-red painted bollard in the same area:
And finally, a small poppy in a field
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I enjoyed them whatever the size, Sue. And “Wapping–whopping” was fun and “Street art by Stik on a door in Shoreditch” is almost a poem, so I enjoyed those word bits, too. Happy Friday.
Oh, darn it, I should have used Whopping in Wapping!! Pleased you enjoyed this, Janet and Happy Saturday!
Sometimes small and simple is the most striking Sue. Loved all of your images today but especially loved your closing capture. Your choice of aperture is perfection. Also, I don’t think I could work in an environment as red as the wall you included! Yikes, a headache waiting to happen!
Many thanks, Tina! It was quite a performance getting that image of the poppy blowing in the wind at f1.8, I think. Might have been 2.8….I had take quite a few because it was going in and out of focus with each gust. As for the red office, it was lighting….one minute green, then purple, then red aaaaaargh!
The poppies are out around here now. Lovely to see itn the fields, and on the verges.
Best wishes, Pete.
I love them, but rarely see them
So good Amy. Loved the transition 🙂 🙂
Erm, I’m Sue, Brian….glad you like them!!
Where or how did Amy sneak into my comments. I can only apologise Sue
Ah, thanks, didn’t see this when I responded!
🙂
I really like these, especially the second one. Very striking!
That second one was an office in Cannon Street in the City, taken a good few years ago…..I remember thinking at the time that it would have been a nightmare to work in! It varied from red, to green to blue to purple, every few minutes
Yeah, but a great photo-op.
Indeedy!
A lovely red selection.
Thanks, Manja!
I love the old warehouse exterior, but the red office wall made my eyes hurt!
Mine too, Anabel!
Beautiful transitions here 😀 😀
Thanks, Cee 😊
Love it, Sue – the Wapping – Whopping is just so great. Is it a Swedish poppy?
Thought you might like my Wapping! And the poppy isn’t a Swedish one- it was in a wildflower garden at Wisley
I enjoyed your “large to small” collection in red, Sue. It’s one of my favorite colors, too.
I did consider blue….