Sink in pink

Thanks!

Cheers to that

 

PDE

Sinks are fascinating for what they contain, the archeological remains of past meals, plates and utensils left to soak without thought or intention except to get them off the table. But then sometimes you look down and see them for the colored shapes and random patterns that they form. Those are always moments of realization, of seeing, that send you scurrying for your camera. It's not what you see but how you see.

Thank you Pero! Thank you Jack, yes this is it. Everything has that reflective moment when communication happens.It's a real pleasure when that happens, especially when it does not disappears while I go to get my camera. :)

I like the 'splash' of pink in an otherwise black-and-white scene.

Jack, your comment "It's not what you see but how you see" is similar to what HD Thoreau said -  "It's not what you look at that matters, it's what you see".

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