Crushed

Suzanne challenged me to depict "crushed". I immediately thought of garlic (!) and then wondered about an emotional interpretation.

My friend found this lovely daisy garland in the field, which I then placed on the path of crushed grasses other photographers and people had forged.

We later found a posy of daisies on a grave, and wondered about the person, or people, who had made and left them.

[JackieR]

@ankers70 hope you like my interpretation of your challenge

[katy]

This is really a very lovely resplnse to the challeng Jackie. It has a kind of poignant story to it

[Susan Wakely]

I am now also wondering. I feel the love that has gone into this.

[Joanne Diochon]

The picture opens the door into a mysterious story.

[Corinne C]

A story telling image

[Suzanne]

Yes, I do indeed. It is all about interpretation, isn't it? And that's what so interesting!
@30pics4jackiesdiamond

[Kathy]

Makes me think of young couples rushing away from a Maypole. (Yes, I know it's June, but time is so fluid.)

[Babs]

What a lovely find but quite a sad story attached to it.

[narayani]

It opens up a lot of questions…

[Tia]

It tells a sad story. Great find.

[Issi Bannerman]

Nicely done.

[JackieR]

@jamibann thank you
@tiaj1402 thank you
@narayani we speculated a bit
@onewing tgry may not be linked
@randystreat or a bride?
@ankers70 phew!
@corinnec I hoped so
@gardencat we were intrigued
@wakelys it was so beautifully woven
@grammyn we thought so

Thank you all for joining in with my crushed story!!

[wendy frost]

A lovely find and capture together with your lovely narrative.

[haskar]

Lovely story telling capture.

[Kathy A]

Nice interpretation and nice narrative

[Mary Siegle]

So many different possible interpretations of the word crushed! What an interesting combining of two different meanings into one image.