'Pinky-brown dead leaves from Brochain's eucalyptus tree have fallen into the patches of soft tar on the road. They flatten and meld and crack, and look like some decorative effect.'
( 24th July, from my often neglected but still operational other blog)
10 comments:
Wow! Like batiks. That would make a great print.
Some of them look like mysterious footprints.
Stunning images.
Batik or stained glass.
Cool!
Oh, oh! The photo collage is wonderful. Yes, like batik - or like an ancient mosaic. Really exceptional!
Mosiac leaves, naturally.
Thank you very much, this was actually something of an in-haste post, so nice to get a good reception.
It only seems to work with eucalyptus leaves, it must be something to do with their composition, in patches of repaired tarmac which seem to have a rather low melt point. No other leaves seem to remain embedded like this.
As a compulsive snapper of leaves on tarmac, I can only take of my hat to you Lucy in respect of these, and bow low.
I see ancient Rome. I see glass. I see ale!
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