We’re having some work done on at the house just now, cosying it up in time for the Tassie winter.
This morning there were two painters – Shane and Daniel – up on the scaffolding. They were painting the exterior frames of our new frosted windows, and I thought their silhouettes looked really interesting, especially with the added reflections in our bathroom mirrors.
As an aside, that now makes it SEVEN people called Shane who have helped us with work on the house. Good old Tasmania.
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Neat. Good you saw the opportunity. Great you had / grabbed the camera and caught the moment!
Great photos, looks like an album cover!
I can not get my head around how all those reflections work. Are you sure there are only two people up there???
I’m sure! But this *may* be a collage of four different pictures…
That’s an extraordinary picture. I thought this was going to be a long post about how annoying it is to have painters in and that you had found a pic on the web to accompany your story. I didnt realise the photo WAS the story!
Brilliant shot
Thanks so much lovely!
Cool picture Ruth! I love it how things sometimes just come together like that. Hope they did a good job. 😉
They did a great job. We’ve been so lucky, we haven’t had any bad experiences with tradesmen here – they’ve all been so straightforward and hard working 🙂 x
These are really really cool, brilliant you seized the opportunity, and I agree with a comment above – that it does look like an album cover! X
Thank goodness for phone photos eh?! Xx
I love how you see so much beauty and interest in what others would consider the ‘everyday’. Treasure that precious gift x
Thanks so much for a lovely comment 🙂 xx
Very Tasmanian name by the sounds of it! Great silhouettes! x
Thanks 🙂 it feels a lot like being back on Harris where everyone was a Donald or an Angus!
Great! For a complete contrast, I don’t know anyone in Tassie called Shane 🙂 I know a Wayne though!
Oh funny!
Shane is obviously a very good name.
They have certainly all been good guys!
I’m glad you explained how that was taken – I’d never have figured it out! It looks like the beginning of a theatre performance with the actors about to come out from behind the screens.
Ooh, that’s a good description!
Very cool Ruth!
Wonderful shots. I love the Shane revolution. Have you ever read the book or seen the movie?