Sometimes, every view that glances your eyes when you step outside is a scene from a constant battle between Human and Nature.
Thank you, and indeed we do.
Defy the concrete
17 responses to “Defy the concrete”
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So true.
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Sadly, yes
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Good shot!
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Thank you! 🙂
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I wonder how the composition to leveraging the defiance of the living might of formed if taken closer to the horizontal raising it above the manipulated/manufactured rising false fault.
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I am saddened by those who think planting one flower gives them a “clean record”.
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May nature prevail 🙂
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Completely agreed!
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Yes. The human constructions can constrict nature but can never stop it. Powerful statement and a beautiful photograph… I love how that tiny one is growing. 🙂
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I agree with you and am happy about it. What you said reminds me of each time I saw a dandelion sprout from the middle of the sidewalk or those fabulous pictures of abandoned houses the nature is completely engulfing to reclaim.
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I appreciate the rebellious spirit of plants bursting up through concrete. I always say “you go, little plant!”
Kind thanks for your visit to The Netherworld.-
I greet them and cheer for them with the same words too, and have been known to sabotage the removal of the plants as well :p
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and there poking up between the cracks.!!
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Yes, even more and more every year and I just think how thankfull I am that the gardeners are lazy 😀
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so true!! LOVE the capture and the title, defy the concrete…
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Thank you, I am glad you like it! 🙂
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