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I LOVE this — absolutely my kind of scene. The patterning, of course, and the soft seductive colours — but then the hint of “hmmmm” in the dark gap, the sense of something mysterious, the imagined eye of a tiger, the shiver at the imagined jungle-shaking roar…. (Ah, but it’s a garden in Cornwall, right??? 🙂 )))
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What sweet textures and layering of colours Elizabeth. It makes me feel that I could reach into that bamboo screen just a bit and feel the smooth surfaces and run my fingers over the knobby joints.
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Who’d have guessed bamboo came in such a rainbow of colours and shades! Great shot, Elizabeth …
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I’ve never seen bamboo in any colour other than green or tan. Is this dyed or natural? Either way, I imagine it as a fence belonging to someone interesting, on the other side of which is a funky porch with a selection of pinwheel sandwiches and tumblers of gin.
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Beautiful shot. I’d hang this on my wall. Lovely and surprising colours, and the lines and repetition are pleasing to the eye — somehow soothing. I can imagine the texture of the bamboo. Can anyone pass bamboo without reaching out to touch it? Is this a bamboo forest somewhere … or as someone else suggested, a fence? It doesn’t grow in England, where you just were, does it?
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