The title of this blog comes from a Gaelic expression -"putting on the poor mouth"-which means to exaggerate the direness of one's situation in order to gain time or favour from creditors.
I think I need a nice long journey on a train with dirty windows. That way I could be surprised by everything I see.
Not bad, not bad at all, Jams. There's a touch of mystery there...
Or even a 25 minute one Susan!Glad you like it Claudia
I really like this dirty window series
Who is the lady - if it is a lady - whose reflection is in the window?
Enthusing! Your camera is great an artist, Jams.
Thanks nursemyra. THey please me tooIt is an artefact of a reflection but there was no womanThanks Sean but it does have a little help!
I see trees!
Very nice, Jams. Most mysterious and atmospheric.
I saw those too CherisTHanks SE!
I think I need a nice long journey on a train with dirty windows. That way I could be surprised by everything I see.
ReplyDeleteNot bad, not bad at all, Jams. There's a touch of mystery there...
ReplyDeleteOr even a 25 minute one Susan!
ReplyDeleteGlad you like it Claudia
I really like this dirty window series
ReplyDeleteWho is the lady - if it is a lady - whose reflection is in the window?
ReplyDeleteEnthusing! Your camera is great an artist, Jams.
ReplyDeleteThanks nursemyra. THey please me too
ReplyDeleteIt is an artefact of a reflection but there was no woman
Thanks Sean but it does have a little help!
I see trees!
ReplyDeleteVery nice, Jams. Most mysterious and atmospheric.
ReplyDeleteI saw those too Cheris
ReplyDeleteTHanks SE!