A pretty nude or a spaniel? I'll go with the pretty nude.
BTW, I rarely post black and white photos, but sometimes I have something I want to show but the light was bad or the colors blend together. Converting the image to black and white rescues a picture that otherwise would have been deleted. Those country churches were shot on a gray, overcast day and the color shots were muddy, but black and white saved them and let me boost the contrast.
I don't think I'd put that much stuff in any balcony of mine, but it is kinda cute and kinda pretty. It's a nice combination of ceramics and flora!
ReplyDeleteIt is pretty.
ReplyDeleteQuite a crowd of the Usual Suspects.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty, but I don't think I would want to stand under it. It's so crowded, something could fall on your head!
ReplyDeleteSomeone like their stuff.
ReplyDeleteMAny flowers are a good crowd for any balcony.
ReplyDeleteI agree it's a bit crowded. Those plants look very happy in the sun.
ReplyDeleteAt least it is a good "hedge" for the residents' privacy.
ReplyDeleteIt's a jungle up there. :-)
ReplyDeleteThat is a lot.
ReplyDeleteThat pooch doesn't look too happy. "Give me a little room here."
ReplyDeleteThe owner needs more space for his things...
ReplyDeleteTo each his own...
ReplyDeleteI have just given new life (soil) to my plants that are indoors. This is nice, some I have seen before and some of the plants are unknown for me.
ReplyDeleteItalian flower markets are great!
That's quite an accumulation VP :)
ReplyDeleteA pretty nude or a spaniel? I'll go with the pretty nude.
ReplyDeleteBTW, I rarely post black and white photos, but sometimes I have something I want to show but the light was bad or the colors blend together. Converting the image to black and white rescues a picture that otherwise would have been deleted. Those country churches were shot on a gray, overcast day and the color shots were muddy, but black and white saved them and let me boost the contrast.
Lovely balcony.
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