Ever Felt Stuck?

[Suzanne]

Love the very apt caption

[eDorre]

Often. Giggles!

[Brian]

Clever - love the POV and composition and the title

[Casablanca]

This made me smile

[Diana]

Such a beautifully composed capture, wonderful focus and dof. I smiled when I read the title :-)

[Babs]

It is really determined to grow isn't it.

[Beverley]

Brilliant title… nature can survive

[Mark St Clair]

@ankers70 @edorreandresen @briaan @casablanca @ludwigsdiana @onewing @beverley365 thank you everybody

[Wendy]

brilliant. fav.

[mittens (Marilyn)]

I like your title. Poor little plant.

[Mark St Clair]

@photohoot @mittens thanks guys!

[Christina]

Yes not much room for growth here

[Carole Sandford]

Clever composition.

[Mark St Clair]

@christinav @carole_sandford thanks!🙂

[Paula Fontanini]

Well spotted & clever title! Definitely no wiggle room that's for sure! :)

[Mark St Clair]

@bluemoon lol :)

[Peter Dulis]

nice one :)

[Mark St Clair]

@pdulis thanks Peter

[Renée]

Awww

[Carey]

Love the depth of field - very effective shot!
Great title - at first, I saw the crack as a (very straight) stem and the reference to being stuck referring to a plant with suckers that cling to the wall! Now, it’s clear it’s the floor not the wall! (I’m being brave to admit this!)

[Mark St Clair]

@gothmom1313 :)

[Mark St Clair]

@cadu LOL! It's all from your point of view. Thanks for being part of the debate

[Karen]

Like Carey, I at first thought it was a very straight stem - and that it had somehow got stuck in cement. But upon more careful looking, I see it's a plant growing out of a crack in the flooring. Its almost like an optical illusion. Nice one, great title.

[Mark St Clair]

@cocokinetic 🙂

[Corinne C]

Lol, well spotted!

[Carey]

@cocokinetic glad I’m not alone!

[Mark St Clair]

@corinnec @cadu thank you :)