Original Art Photography Series by @velimir #702'Ivy'
'Ivy'
Ivy growing across a building. Notice the beautiful balance between green and red. :)
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The ivy covering the walls of buildings is a very attractive visual reality (if they are much older buildings). In a village near my city, there is a small church completely covered with ivy: it's charming!
Very interesting is the contrast between the green of the ivy and the red of the brick in colour, but also in its significant implication: the growing vitality, and the deterioration caused by time and the weather.
I have always found ivy to be such a beautiful plant and full of life! In my city you can hardly see them because the weather is very dry, but there is an area where we can see them in trees and houses, covering everything as if they wanted to reach the sky. I like the contrast between the ivy and the old wall in your image. Greetings
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