One of the (many) jobs that needs to be done on our new house is to repaint the exterior. While at first glance it looks fine; look closely and the peeling paint jumps starkly into focus. It is a job for next spring, when hopefully our house will transform from peeling, tired, dark grey to bright, shiny pale grey!
Joining in with Charly’s Alphabet Photography Project over on PODCast.



That’s going to be quite a task, isn’t it? Great close up shot! #alphabetphoto
Ooh blimey, I don’t envy that job! At least it can wait until next Spring! I would love the outside of my house to be pale grey; love that colour. #alphabetphoto xx
Love this, what a clever idea for the letter P! #alphabetphoto
Great shot and full of meaning!
There’s actually something strangely aesthetically pleasing about peeling paint, and you’ve captured it perfectly! I’m sure the house will look even better bright and shiny though :) x
There is always something to be done when you are a homeowner isn’t there! Good luck!
Great ‘P’! I imagine painting the house will be a big job, but fab when it’s done x #alphabetphoto
It sounds like you really have your hands full! I don’t blame you for putting off until the spring :-)
wow! Yes, that’s peeling!
…I really prefer those projects that I chose myself! Rather than those that just ‘have’ to be done!!
Enjoy ;-)
#alphabetproject
Something pretty about it. Like promising a new life after you remove those layers. Like tree barks =) #alphabetproject
Hmm. That looks like a fun job. I took lots of photos of our house before we started renovating. I love looking back at them and seeing how much we have achieved. Hope you look back at the photo, one day, and get the same feeling. #AlphabetPhoto
What a great shot, that will be a big task but so worth it in the end!
How’s it all going at the new place, I must catch up on all your goings on (been so behind!). You’ve made this peeling look rather awesome but I can imagine there is loads to do. Hope you’re all settling in well #alphabetphoto
That’s a great picture, but sounds a lot of work!