Against the wall

Apologies for my absence - we were visiting relatives. Osteopathic Trauma wards do nothing to recommend ageing so I have no photos from there - this one is from my walk this morning - the greens looked a bit overpowering so I went B&W - could be a mistake. Summer is leaving us in the same way that it arrived.

[John]

Looks like the chairs have been naughty

[Humphrey Hippo]

Love the wall texture.
Makes me wonder what on earth they are doing there.
I like the b&w. :)

[Alison]

really interesting shot! whereabouts was this taken in Cambridge?

[Amy Spada]

I like the subject matter. Nice composition. Great B&W

[Judith Greenwood]

@aspada Hurrah - I was thinking of you Amy - you see things!
@humphreyhippo There are workmen nearby - they sit on them for lunch &just tipped up to keep the rain off - sort of.
@phoenixrising Shortcut behind the council offices :0)

[Humphrey Hippo]

@judithg There goes my 'chair hide & seek' theory. ;)

[Judith Greenwood]

@humphreyhippo Maybe that's why the chairs were all shouting 'You can't see me!'

[🐓 Patricia Fletcher]

Never felt sorry for chairs before but these really look sad!

[Janna E.]

This is a really interesting still life. It looks melancholy to me, too, but in a nice way. I have been absent, too, and am just trying to catch up again. Loved the shot of Monty in the mirror!

[MonicaE]

Like the comp and the B&W.

[Jane Pittenger]

Nice moody fall feeling to it

[Lora G]

Neat black and white.

[Barbara Paquette]

Looks like they've given up.

[Mike]

Better than with their backs up against the wall though... Intriguing shot

[ShanneW]

fun pattern and details - and I'm madly catching up having been off line for a week - the laptop cable died and I couldn't find a replacement in London so had to order one on line - which is complicated if you can't get online because the laptop has died - sorry you're still struggling with relative issues - hope things improve soon