I know that many, many people have absolutely no experience hanging clothes on lines to dry, but for those of us who grew up, or even still live, in Bell Park Gardens, Bayside, NY, clotheslines are normal. Here in Israel some people, like myself still hang out the wash, and there are apartments designed with clotheslines, but they are "hidden," which reduces the sunlight on the wash, very much defeating the purpose of the clotheslines.
Here are the other photos I had thought to send in to 52Frames, but some members who helped me choose thought there was something more mesmerizing in this photo of the clothespins.
"One Man's Trash is Another's 52Frames Photo" When the time frame started I noticed this "red garbage" among the leaves on a bush, I couldn't resist, but this wasn't acceptable by others. |
Still Life in Red Not having planned this, I suddenly noticed that these "kitchen tools" could be perfect for the "Red" challenge. But nobody agreed. |
I took lots of photos of these flowers, but I didn't like the focus.
I remember the "dry-yard" behind our Bell Park apartment. As I young boy I was amazed that I could look out the window and see woman underwear hanging in plan view. We had the clothes-pin-bag in the closet, next to the hamper...
ReplyDeleteIs that what it was called? I just couldn't remember the name. Such an innocent time, with all that underwear in full view, though empty of bodies....
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