Shedland through the window

Flash of Red February: Landscapes
February Words of the Month: Through the window

I regularly take this view of the shedland landscape from our back window. Here it is in monochrome.

Not a pretty sight https://365project.org/boxplayer/365-2023/2023-02-24

24 February 2023
Walthamstow E17

[Pat Knowles]

That is a very busy garden!

[Susan Wakely]

Haha. I am thinking of the song Little boxes…..

[LManning (Laura)]

I really like this in mono.

[Babs]

Your neighbour doesn't like gardening does he.

[Phil Howcroft]

nice shedscape Box' , do you have rear access to your gardens?

[Yao RL]

I can see how dense people living together.

[Kathy A]

Your garden and next doors are like chalk and cheese

[Issi Bannerman]

Lots to see in this capture! Lovely.

[Kathryn M]

I expect over the years the sheds have got bigger and bigger, and the productive gardens smaller and smaller. I like this shot for the variety of tones and how it makes you explore the photo.

[Renee Salamon]

So much to see - I like the view in b&w

[Helen Jane]

it might not be pretty, ,but it does look quite orderly and well kept. I lived in Walthamstow as a student - our back garden was totally overgrown and still had an anderson shelter in it. I guess the neighbours were not very impressed.

[Boxplayer]

@helenhall an Anderson shelter, amazing! What street was that can you remember, was it a Warner flat?

[Helen Jane]

@boxplayer it was on Farmilo road.

[Boxplayer]

@kametty spot on!

[Boxplayer]

@helenhall oh yes near Lea Bridge Road.

[haskar]

Lovely shot and details. Early spring is a big challenge for the photographer.

[Pam]

I love all of the different tones. It works so well in black, and white. I especially love your garden!