and the fantasy begins
turning point, elm street, brattleboro, vermont
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22 comments:
Marvellous! Yes fantastic!
Well, I know for sure there are a lot more trees in Vermont. I've been accused of spending a lot of my time in a fantasy world, so I know all about this. Hahahaha
Very enchanted garden!A beautiful wall and the garden be part of the painting, very interesting.First time that I see something so creative!Love this idea!
Hugs
Léia
There is no real world. It is all fantasy.
Another painterly photograph. Well-done! Happy Sunday to you!
It all depends on what you think...
I love this idea Brattcat, can transform a plain wall into something magical!!
Ah, yes, and this is a beautiful illustration of that.
Oh, but the bricks give it away/ This must be pleasant to look at during Vermont winters.
What a cool illusion and concept. Great find! Ah, what is illusion, and what is reality. Seems like the theme of a Shakespeare play.
Confusing but fascinating!
delightful!
Flowers make the difference.. They always do.
I can tell, but only when I clicked to enlarge... very clever and what a bright way to paint a brick wall!
Bises,
Genie
Oh that's amazing. Had to enlarge the photo for htis one.
V
I had to enlarge the photo to see if I could figure it out.
I walked by this wall and never thought to take a photo! Your keen observations amaze me.
This one had me fooled! I didn't realize it was a brick wall till I read the other comments; I thought it was all on a much smaller scale. The creativity of others is always inspiring!
I agree with You!
Great find, this is lovely! And I'm still trying to figure out what's real... :-)
Nice:-)
Nice:-)
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