Tuesday, 12 August 2008

Ruby Tuesday



Phew, this is becoming addicting... but it's time for another Ruby Tuesday post with a picture of something red. As always, RT is hosted by the teach of Work of the Poet.



a cheerful sight in a street of derelict old buildings

11 comments:

Carletta said...

I have to wonder why they painted it bright red. Surely not to draw attention to it - it needs a little TLC. Maybe that's what they were thinking.
Great capture for Ruby Tuesday!

Anonymous said...

I like this. It reminds me of an old lady refusing to acknowledge her age and dressing like a young girl. (Although it's not quite as scary.)

RamblingWoods2.com said...

I wonder why the windowsill are painted only...

Dianne said...

I love quilly's comment!

I kinda like old weathered buildings, so much character

dot said...

I like the red window frames but it does make you wonder.

Raven said...

Interesting to see that bright fresh-looking in what seems a sort of of depressed building. It gives me a sense of hope.

Anonymous said...

This is great, Juliana. I love the contrast between the ramshackle facade and the Ruby frames on the windows and doors.

Minkydo said...

The red gives the building charm.

Ralph said...

The red trim gives visual relief to the weathered siding. The bright red overlaying the other dull colors gives this place hope...

Anonymous said...

Love the contrast, great shot for RT!

maryt/theteach said...

Yes, a touch of RED always picks things up! Great Ruby Tuesday, juliana! :)