I know they're not flowers, nor critters, but they were such a stark contrast to the white walls, grey cement, and the odd blue crate, I couldn't help myself.
It's time once again for Ruby Tuesday photo viewing at Work of the Poet.
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12 comments:
Nice stacks of tray!
My Ruby Tuesday
anything that is color red is pretty. Mine is up - Ruby Tuesday
I adore the milk crates, if that's what they are, what they used to be called, for sure. Nice capture!
good choice :-)
MY RUBY TUESDAY
They do catch your eye, don't they!
I think this is a perfect post for Ruby Tuesday. I wonder why there are fewer blue crates. Happy Tuesday!
Thanks for stopping by guys! What a great bunch of bloggers. I've tried to leave a message of each of your sites.
Nice ruby geometry!
Since they weren't flowers or critters, we can't say they are gorgeous or cute, but they are red, bright, and eye catching. Nice shot!! Yes, it is a redwood, and I wish I could say I was there yesterday, but it was taken a couple of years ago in the John Muir Park by San Jose. Mickie :)
Works for me. I like these "found items" sculptures -- and they definitely qualify as red.
Useful things can be beautiful in their own way.
A TOUCH OF RED
They say that just one touch of red
Will put big, bold thoughts in your head.
So scarlet’s for you,
And burgundy too,
And cardinal and carmine—‘nuff said!
© 2011 by Magical Mystical Teacher
Feast Rooted in Reds
They certainly brighten up that corner of the world!
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