Rainbow paint spillage

[John Liddle]

I saw this when we were in Birmingham recently - the sun was striking a thick glass section that formed part of a stairway and the refracted light spilled down onto a pathway below - it looked just as though someone had spilled a pot of the classic cartoon "rainbow paint"

Rainbow paint by John Liddle, on Flickr

[El Sid]

Re: Rainbow paint spillage

Good spot!

[tesarver]

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Tom

[John Liddle]

Re: Rainbow paint spillage

Thanks Nigel & Tom

[TonyT]

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[John Liddle]

Re: Rainbow paint spillage

Thanks Tony

[ST-EOS]

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Well spotted John


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[John Liddle]

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Thank you Peter

[pelliott1954]

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A good spot, brings a splash of welcome colour to what looks like a pretty run down corner

Regards Paul

[John Liddle]

Re: Rainbow paint spillage

A good spot, brings a splash of welcome colour to what looks like a pretty run down corner

Regards Paul

Quite right Paul - I did consider cloning out the fag ends but decided there were too many!

[Swanny48]

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Like the idea but think I would have gone in closer.

John

[John Liddle]

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Thanks John - I was wary of getting too close for fear of losing the context of the disparity between the ethereal and the mundane

[ColytonJohn]

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Great spot, I like that a lot

I'm reminded of a few years ago driving along a straight piece of dual carriageway when I saw a bright splash of colour in the road... then another in a different colour... and another... and another when, at last, I saw the first of the paint tins in the gutter. Clearly the rear door of a decorator's van had come open and we were treated to some street are that Jackson Pollock would have approved of

Cheers,
John

[John Liddle]

Re: Rainbow paint spillage

Thank you John.

Clearly the rear door of a decorator's van had come open and we were treated to some street are that Jackson Pollock would have approved of

Cheers,
John

Classic!