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Bench Seat

Bench Seat

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Ewww...nice wallpaper! I think I sat on a couch just like that when I was waiting to talk to my therapist once (waaaaaaaay back when)...huh.
MamaToFiveInPA
Wed 02-23-2011
Very nice. Love to see natural decay. It looks like the wall is grabbing the sofa.
Larry D
Wed 02-23-2011
It looks in a way poetic how the paint crumbles. A very beautiful pic, very silent and calm.
Violet
Wed 02-23-2011
I agree with Larry D. It looks like the wall is slowly trying to consume the sofa.
Lady Ethereal Butterfly
Wed 02-23-2011
Gorgeous shot.
Felyne
Wed 02-23-2011
See what happens when you don't prime before changing types of paint!!
Mike
Wed 02-23-2011
I wonder how long it takes for this to happen?
money
Wed 02-23-2011
Wow, profound! I love this shot. It seems to embody an essence of waiting... that defies words. Lovely.
Rekrats
Wed 02-23-2011
That does speak of time, I agree.
A D Nilsen
Thu 02-24-2011
Great shot Motts. May I request a wall paper please?
Canada
Thu 02-24-2011
i would love to have that bench.
SrRaV1981
Thu 02-24-2011
looks like somebody was sitting there and the paint just peeled around them
ferdy
Thu 02-24-2011
Nice! I love the peeling paint and the way the cracks in the paint seem more pronounced by the dirt/mold coming through.
Kathy W.
Thu 02-24-2011
love that bench
Joe
Sun 02-27-2011
The wall in this shot is what needs wallpaper!!
STL girl
Wed 03-02-2011
Those big chips are some mighty good eatin'!
autoguy
Mon 03-07-2011
The paint got tired...
gypsy
Sun 04-10-2011

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