this was what the snail saw before the old woman's running shoes came down and crushed it. she wasn't paying attention, as she was trying to get a good point of view from underneath the rose bushes. it came as a shock, both to snail and human, as the crunchy sound ripped the quiet morning that fateful day. RIP the snail. boo the woman. yay the photo!
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speaking of snail, the drilling on the balconies is taking forever. each day, only two floors are done. but hopefully tomorrow, they would get to my balcony as they are only two floors below me now. i reckon they'd get to the top floor by monday or tuesday. because really, commuting to and from the office is tiring me. plus the number of cases in our province is rising, slowly but surely, and i heard tell there are two deadly variants that are rapidly spreading. if that is true and cases continue to rise, we just might be heading for another lockdown. i should make sure i have enough canvas and paints.
belatedly tagging this for week 33 of the 52 capture challenge, the theme was "tell a story".
The photo is fabulous! I love the diagonal Composition and the snail’s eye view. Such a pretty subject!
Murphy’s Law being what it is, if you stock up for a lockdown you may not need it! I feel like another one is coming though for everyone and then we will be done!
we have this problem with snails on our path to the front door. It is such a horrible feeling as the sound of the crunch reaches your ears and it is too late to do anything about it. Anyway, hi, and thanks for leaving a lovely message on my last photo - an age ago. Enjoying these roses very much. They look so pretty with the feathery leaves behind.
Splendid shot, though
Lovely blooms, and you saved them from a snail
Murphy’s Law being what it is, if you stock up for a lockdown you may not need it! I feel like another one is coming though for everyone and then we will be done!