Finding a Way Out

A very nice but familiar scene, nicely captured.Keith,
The ivy contrasts with the corrugated iron rust perfectly and they are rather attractive leaves!
we live next to a large area that is totally left to wild life and the ivy flourishes.

I almost missed but I had to shelter under a tree when it rained and this shed was nearby.

Glad you like the resulting image. Thanks for your visit and generous comments as always Roger............greatly appreciated.

Great find and so well captured Keith.

Thank you so much Jaap..........glad you like it.

Ivy looks very nice but can be a pain.

It does...........and I love it..........providing it's on someone else's property :-)))

most beautiful in its simplicity!!!!

Thanks very much Annemarie..........glad you think so!

Wish you a nice weekend, and a world in peace.

You too Annemarie. World peace would be nice as well.......but unlikely :-(

Wow,da hast du auch gleich einen exellenten Hintergrund bekommen,das schaut richtig toll aus,wie sich der Efeu in der Mitte da rauskam,ich sage ja,du hast ein gutes Auge für ungewöhnliche Motive,was mir aber sehr gefällt lieber Keith :))

Wünsche noch einen schönen Abend,liebe Grüße Güni :))

Thanks Güni............it was the background I spotted first and then I noticed the ivy..........and decided to take a photo. I'm glad you like the result. I'm always on the look out for something unusual :-))

Many thanks for your generous and kind comments. Always appreciated.

Best wishes, Keith.

(HFF) KEITH)

Not a fence in sight Fred :-)))

Si señor, siempre la libertad. HFF.

Thanks for dropping by Marije.........but there is no fence!

An advance party into the unknown the rest of the ivy will colonize the other side of the metal screen. An interesting image here Keith.

I suspect the colonisation of the other side of the metal is well underway already Anton and this was just the over-spill.

Glad you found it interesting and thanks for your visit and comments.

A little wonder.

Thank you Homaris..............appreciated.

La nature aura toujours le dernier mot.
Bien vu .

It usually does Joël............thanks for your visit and comments.

Nature almost wins . . .
great Keith!

It does indeed Jean-Paul. Glad you like this one........much appreciated.

Glad to have found some light!

I expect you're right Typo..........it's the nature of most plants to grow towards the light, I think.

Thanks for your visit and comment.

Wonderful textures in the metal sheets contrasting with the green of nature, another year and the ivy will have taken over, enjoy your weekend Keith

Thank you so much Peter..............glad you like this one. Such kind comments, which are much appreciated.

I hope you're having an enjoyable weekend yourself.

Exquisite capture!

Many thanks William................glad you like it..!!

Nature is the best escapist !

Indeed. Thanks for dropping by Isabel.

Very eye catching indeed! Love it. The contrast is great.

enjoyed in 'plants vs structures'

Thank you kind lady..............glad you like it. Much appreciated.

Da hat er sich gut in den Vordergrund gedrängt! ;-) Zu Efeu habe ich allerdings ein gespaltenes Verhältnis, obwohl dieser nichts dafür konnte. Bei der Eisenbahn hatte die Firma an Schallschutzwänden öfter Efeu dran gepflanzt um diese zu begrünen. Und als es dann viel zu viel wurde, mußten wir den wieder entfernen. Und das manchmal mit dem Freischneider. Das war besonders im Sommer unangenehm, wenn man vielleicht wegen der Hitze etwas weniger an hatte. Der Efeusaft kann die Haut reizen ... :-(

Ivy can be really beautiful, but as you discovered it has to be carefully controlled. Years ago one of my friends let ivy grow all over the side of his house, and eventually the weight of it made it fall off.......and it took most of the rendering of the house with it,. It cost him a fortune to sort it out!

Wellblechplatten sind nicht unbedingt das, was man gerne fotografiert. Aber hier finde ich, das Farben, Formen und Strukturen sehr gut harmonieren.
So etwas sieht nur ein geübtes Auge. Klasse Aufnahme, Keith!

Ha, ha, I actually like to photograph corrugated iron sheets :-)))

I'm glad you like this image Wilhelm............thanks for your visit and nice comments. Always appreciated.

Most likeable. You demonstrate your artistic eye again.

H