For once I can’t go wordless. This is the actual photo taken through the bus window at Monaco.
I was looking for doors and found this photo which I didn’t delete. One of those “that’ll come in handy one day” photos.
Does it appeal to you in some way?
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All of reality looks like that most of the time. 😉
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Monet was right 😁
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Yeah I like it. All those buildings going up the hillside. And that fuzzy look from the window.
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Thanks Anne. Good to know the buildings are too obscure 🙂
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The “through the bus window” gives it an interesting effect. I have a few of those, “that’ll come in handy one day” photos. Sometimes they actually do!
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I am happy you find it an interesting effect Michele. I actually went through one of those folders I called “Arty Ones” lol I deleted a lot of “nothing will ever fit that” photos Thanks for commenting 🙂
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If you are like me, you take more than you’ll ever use. It is fun though, to take photos and to pack folders with photo potentials. You are welcome.
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Yes, I have so many photos that may never see the light of day again 🙂
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It has something of a mirage feeling to it that I quite like.
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Yes, almost dream like?
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Indeed.
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There’s something almost dreamlike about this. It invites reflection (not in the bus window though)
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It does have a dreamy feel about it 🙂
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Strangely it reminds me of the opening credits for ‘Inspector Montalbano’ but that is Sicily! The fuzzy window adds the necessary crumbling effect to Monaco. Or are there poor neighbourhoods in Monaco too?
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I used to watch Inspector Montalbano. Can’t remember the opening. I poor of Moanac probably have less that 2M Euro in the bank 😂
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It definitely appeals to me. I can see it being a great background for a book cover!
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Yes….a background is ideal 🙂
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Don’t knock it. You wouldn’t believe how hard it is to find a good background for book covers on the stock sites.
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That sounds like a lucrative business to be in 🙂
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It could be!
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A bit of a mirage! Indeed….
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Mirage is a great word to describe the photo Sue 👍😀
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Thanks, Brian!
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