Aftermath by durleybeachbum
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Lots of these about at the moment
Comments (18)
Great capture and cool postwork. I'm guessing that a severe storm came through...
It's a wonder that it is still almost in one piece!
Feel so sorry for the people who have lost power & been flooded. Lovely here today, sunny & crisp.
Superb capture and post work Andrea. My thoughts and prayers are with those who is affected by the storms. God bless.
Great elaboration!
Brilliant pic
This reminds me of a Japanese brolly I saw once that was supposed to be resistant to turning inside out had these little vents at the top, but it leaked LOL! Talk about ash trays on motor bikes or chocolate fireguards etc. Excellent fiddles brolly shot.
That's a great capture and post work. A symbol of the heavy winds and flooding the country has experienced, my thoughts are with those who lost power over the xmas period and some not even having gas to fall back on... guess electric only households should get a few camping lamps and stoves in just to be safe... they would pay for themselves in one such event.
an interesting treatment
WONDERFUL WORK
Broken and forlorn hinting, perhaps, at a larger tragedy. Excellent post work and use of selective color.
Blimey, a busted brolley! Cool capture of the now departed protector from precipitation, Andrea. I detect a bit of digifiddling in the image. And, I've read of newer umbrellas that have flap openings in them which permit wind to pass through, avoiding the premature cataclysmic collapse of the brolley in high winds.
Very cool selective coloring and I like the 'blue mood'!
A nice bit of postwork on this shot Andrea,we only lost power for eight hours and being all electric we were glad to have the caravan to boil the kettle in,the house is well insulated so it didn't get cold, It was mainly at night and the outdoor temp was about 10deg .
Sad brolly, and a lovely absract!
These little ones fail so often! An excellent subject, and I like the fiddle.
Yes, in these strange weathers, we cannot expect it to ladt for long. Beauutiful shot, though.
Most excellent postwork!