Corner by durleybeachbum
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Description
Lines and leaves.
If one fails to stop just here it could well be the finish of you on this very busy main road. You would not be the first or probably the last to meet an unpleasant fate at this spot.
Comments (11)
Wonderful picture of this interesting and complicated intersection Andrea.
The strewn leaves look really neat following the yellow lines.
Great timing, thanks for sharing.
XxOo
Can be very dangerous and slippery also, well seen 🙂
Excellent. I like the crispy road :)
Our council amongst other things have decided they cannon clear the leaves away. I am just wondering how quick they will change their mind when someone falls & sues!!!!
If I hadn't read your description of this corner, I would think it is harmless. It looks very quiet and residential. But since you live in the area you know better and sometimes the safest looking places are the most dangerous!
I can believe that about the untimely incident
Superb capture Andrea. God bless.
Even pedestrian photographers could be at risk! Hehe
road of death lol/ good shot
A dangerous road and here the leaves are doing their best to cover up the lines. I wonder if Mother Nature has it in for us?
with Junge1, I wouldn't necessarily know this is dangerous until you told us. Though, with the cars whooshing by (partly blurred for speed), it's clear one wouldn't want to run into that main street. I also love Helle's "crispy road": Reminds me of the Python's "crunchy frog," lol...As a photo, this is exciting. Because you have those standout yellows and some saturated oranges against that blue-toned dark-charcoal street. The blues with the yellows and golds are striking, and you bring them out strongly here. (Blue and gold are close to opposites on the color wheel, thus complementary/contrast, as I'm sure you know well. I picture you teaching these things as your students explore color contrasts.) Vivid standout hues here against all that dark street. A real eye-popping capture.