View of Carpark (Enhanced by Ninon?)

Ninon is a silk-like, thin voile. Back in the day posh net curtains and soft clothing were ninon-ish.

PoJT maybe a sighting of the Northern Lights- but it was probably the lights of Truro!!!

[Anne]

Where were you looking out from? Nice selection of different colour cars - most seem to be grey, black or silver round here!

[katy]

FAV very clever application for the word and composed beautifully.

[Beverley]

Great info… great shot

[JackieR]

@beverley365 thank you, click on pigword link for better examples!
@grammyn saw it, had to delay ordering breakfast to capture it!
@365anne a teeny tiny cafe in Falmouth!

[Lesley]

Love the contrast

[katy]

@30pics4jackiesdiamond that’s my girl!

[Susan Wakely]

Good one for the word.

[Peter]

Lovely perspective and capture Jackie:)

[Kathy]

A good photo for the word. The curtain adds a mystical look to the view.

[Suzanne]

Good morning Jackie, hope this meets the challenge you set for Get Pushed #632: https://365project.org/ankers70/365/2024-09-13

[Suzanne]

Good one!

[Shutterbug]

It does provide a nice soft view. Maybe it helps keep out heat while still providing a view. I think the material would make a nice home made camera filter.

[Joanne Diochon]

Interesting view. Seems like a parking lot for cars, followed by a parking lot for boats.

[haskar]

Wonderful softening of light.

[william wooderson]

Curious! Is it a type of nylon?

[Issi Bannerman]

Super capture!

[JackieR]

@jamibann thanks Issi
@will_wooderson ninon is a fine silk
@haskar I loved the difference the netting made
@gardencat definitely
@shutterbug49 I have tried to use voile and net a a filter

@ankers70 thanks ( it's not rained too much ( when it did I was loath to get out camera!) I might do the opposite of your challenge

@randystreat up close it certainly wasn't Ninon!
@pcoulson a lovely view over Falmouth
@wakelys thank you
@tinley23 it was such a stark difference

[Brian]

Lovely

[Mary Siegle]

I love this! The cars and the boats seem to blend together, leaving the impression the cars go on forever in a vast sea of vehicles.