Tendrils by durleybeachbum
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I often think it's a good thing these are so small.
If they were hosepipe size it would be very risky having a nap in the garden.
Comments (18)
blinkings
LOL I find these things around my clothes line on a regular basis.
GARAGELAND
Lovely light and shadow play.
kgb224
Superb capture Andrea. God bless.
pat40
lovely Colour.
Mark-David-Rogers
Wonderful detail in this shot, love the use of shadow in this piece. Also on another interesting example of garden events is sweet pea when it ejects it's seeds, they can be like a stretched elastic band in strength... when dry and the sun beats down you can often hear them too.
Faemike55
Very cool capture and interesting point made
jayfar
A very nice capture and super light.
jendellas
Great pic, know what you mean!!!
wysiwig
My thoughts exactly. A fine image and the leaf makes a perfect backdrop. This is the second time in a day you have mentioned a hose pipe. Got me to thinking about Benny Hill. "I have got a hose pipe, I have got a hose pipe, I have got a hose pipe, what shall I do with it? Stick it up the chimney, stick it up the chimney, stick it up the chimney, and let’s put out the fire." From "The Fire Brigade Song"
helanker
They do look very graceful and this is very clear snd beautiful shot.
auntietk
The light makes this. Nature's bling! :)
moochagoo
Very good work and light and shadows
goodoleboy
Great compo of contrast and light/shadow effects in this garden shot, A. In horror movies these confetti-like growths are huge and choke their victims to death. And, who is Benny Hill?
MrsRatbag
LOL! I have a shot of some of these from your garden five years back...just don't close your eyes!
jocko500
lovely lighting
whaleman
I'm guessing clematis. At hosepipe size they would indeed be dangerous but then again so are those last remaining pterodactyls still flying about snatching children in the parks.
three_grrr
love this shot .. wonderful lighting and now I'll always be looking at tendrils a bit cautiously
danapommet
This is beautiful - like green wires waiting to be hooked up it a light!