I'm a Royal Navy Veteran from Scotland and love to get out and about with my wife, susantbraithwaite.com, on our Kalkhoff e-bikes. My faithful camera, Snappy, and the ever-present Lensy (lensball) are always along for the ride to capture the beauty of Scotland 🏴. Join me as I share photos from our travels, how Lensy views the world & pretty much anything shiny ✨
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24 thoughts on “A Bit the Worse For Wear — Lens-Artists Challenge #168”
The ravages of time. Your images are each so beautiful in their own way. My favourite is the vase of wilted flowers – they are so sensitively captured.
Great gallery of photos for this theme.
Thank you 😊
Nice pictures Jez, I especially like the ones of the old buildings!
Thanks, Sylvia 😊
Nice set indeed. What is that first one?
It’s an old Tower House in Clackmannan. They were easily defendible structures that were used by visiting dignitaries 😃
Terrific examples Jez, like several other commenters I loved the wilted flowers. They have a special beauty all their own.
Thanks, Tina 😊
Really interesting, are any of those buildings nearby?
Yep, they’re all local to where I am & in Glasgow itself
O thank you for showing me your City.
You are not out in the country then?
Kinda semi-rural; From the centre of Cumbernauld you can be in Countryside in about 10 mins on a bike.
That’s great. We are about 4 hours away from actual country,by train,but there are many parks about here.
A great selection of photos Jez!
Thanks, Aletta 😊
great selections – and the wind sock had me REALLY wondering what it was when I saw it in the header –
Thanks 😊 I thiink it puzzled a few folk 😂
I really like your choices…..the wilted flowers were different….never thought of them as beautiful before now!
I think with wilted flowers, the structure becomes the focus, not the colour 🤔
Yes, I can see that 😊
The ravages of time. Your images are each so beautiful in their own way. My favourite is the vase of wilted flowers – they are so sensitively captured.
Fabulous selection Jez 🙂 🙂
Wow!
There’s a story in every single one here. Lovely captures 🙂