If walls could talk, these are the ones I’d invite to coffee.
They’ve soaked up blood spilled by the Khmer Rouge, housed prisoners, hidden secrets, raised families, divided and protected. In each case, they reflect ourselves and our cultures back at us, representing both our fears and our dreams.
It is said that humanity’s biggest addiction is the ego, but my guess is that walls are a close second.
Alcatraz
Cambodia
Berlin
Croatia
Myanmar
India
Camboida
India
China
India
India
Champagne
China
China
French Alps
French Alps
China
China
India
India
China
China
Mongolia
China
India
China
Croatia
China
India
China
Sardinia
Laos
Norway
Mongolia
Croatia
India
India
India
India
India
Croatia
India
China
India
India
Norway
Norway
India
French Alps
India
India
Laos
Luxembourg
Maastricht
Norway
Mongolia
India
Mongolia
Mongolia
Mongolia
Mongolia
Mongolia
Mongolia
Norway
Sardinia
Sardinia
Thailand
Turkey
Vietnam
Vietnam
Vietnam
Vietnam
6 Comments
Laurie Landau
April 8, 2016 at 3:54 pmOh Natty, you’ve done it again! So powerful.
Natalia
April 8, 2016 at 4:14 pmThank you, Laurie!
Kathy Myers
April 8, 2016 at 4:16 pmNatalia; Once again I’m blown away by your photos. You’ve noticed the richness and ruddy character of what, through different eyes, would be considered mundane. The compositions are stellar.
Natalia
April 13, 2016 at 7:52 pmThanks, Kathy! Although I was once again in some countries where it was near impossible to take a bad photo. Every surface was worn and eye catching. Age really is beauty.
Shan
April 9, 2016 at 4:29 amI have so many favorites here!! You inspire me 🙂
Natalia
April 13, 2016 at 7:47 pmI thought you might like this one because I remember you liking a photo I took of a wall in Varanasi, India. Miss you, Shan. Thanks for visiting & supporting! You’re the best 😀