Karl Demetz's © Photo BlogPhotos of the Autonomous Province of Bolzano-Bozen-Bulsan, South Tyrol / Italy.Online Since June 1, 2010 with more than 8,000 images
The vivid green makes me think of Life :)
Very beautiful and peaceful too. I love the grey and green together.
The fresh greenery takes my eye away from the old.
Great post.
Strange how the ivy is a sign of the decay it covers - and also a sign of new life!
Both beauty and the beauty of decay combined. Very effective.
That wall looks very old but that vine is doing a great job of adding beauty.
A little bit of greenery does wonders. Lovely images.
Decay, beauty and a lot of contrasts here...
Excellent post, Karl. I love the way the old stone building peeks through the green...as if to say, "Hey, I'm still here and hanging on!"
love that bright green against the stone wall....beautiful karl!
Beautiful!
I always wonder about places like these, who lived or toiled there...
So much life, and beautiful life indeed, amidst the decay! They exist comfortably side by side.
Anything made with stones will always be beautiful.
I wonder when these hanging plants not dry out ever.Lovely valley.
Somehow this looks too living and not so much dying to my eye. Beautiful.V
A lot more beauty than decay here, Karl.
You’ve made a great Theme Day post. I'm glad you picked these for today.
I realise that ivy is very destructive to walls and buildings ... but it is sooo attractive when it climbs and when it hangs. I agree with Dina that there is no such thing as an ugly stone wall. This is very beautiful in my eyes.Thank you for your contribution to our Theme Day.
A good way to hide decay. Great post.
Wonderful! Nature is now in control.
Even though its probably the ivy that's causing the decay, it always looks so fantastic covering a wall. Beautiful images Katl.
Wonderful photos. Great subject
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The vivid green makes me think of Life :)
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful and peaceful too. I love the grey and green together.
ReplyDeleteThe fresh greenery takes my eye away from the old.
ReplyDeleteGreat post.
ReplyDeleteStrange how the ivy is a sign of the decay it covers - and also a sign of new life!
ReplyDeleteBoth beauty and the beauty of decay combined. Very effective.
ReplyDeleteThat wall looks very old but that vine is doing a great job of adding beauty.
ReplyDeleteA little bit of greenery does wonders. Lovely images.
ReplyDeleteDecay, beauty and a lot of contrasts here...
ReplyDeleteExcellent post, Karl. I love the way the old stone building peeks through the green...as if to say, "Hey, I'm still here and hanging on!"
ReplyDeletelove that bright green against the stone wall....beautiful karl!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!
ReplyDeleteI always wonder about places like these, who lived or toiled there...
ReplyDeleteSo much life, and beautiful life indeed, amidst the decay! They exist comfortably side by side.
ReplyDeleteAnything made with stones will always be beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI wonder when these hanging plants not dry out ever.
ReplyDeleteLovely valley.
Somehow this looks too living and not so much dying to my eye. Beautiful.
ReplyDeleteV
A lot more beauty than decay here, Karl.
ReplyDeleteYou’ve made a great Theme Day post. I'm glad you picked these for today.
ReplyDeleteI realise that ivy is very destructive to walls and buildings ... but it is sooo attractive when it climbs and when it hangs. I agree with Dina that there is no such thing as an ugly stone wall. This is very beautiful in my eyes.
ReplyDeleteThank you for your contribution to our Theme Day.
A good way to hide decay. Great post.
ReplyDeleteWonderful! Nature is now in control.
ReplyDeleteEven though its probably the ivy that's causing the decay, it always looks so fantastic covering a wall. Beautiful images Katl.
ReplyDeleteWonderful photos. Great subject
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