John Law Photography - Peeling Paint

GALLERIES

Abstracts
Alaska
Black Country Museum
- Candid Shots
- Chaplin
- Emira
Blue and Green
Chicago, USA
- Chicago City
- Manhole Covers
- Millennium Park
- Signature Series
- Signs
- Sky Scrapers
Creative
- Primary Colours
Des Moines Iowa
- Capitol
- City
- Man of Letters
- Manhole Covers
- Signs
Duxford
- Vickers Super VC-10
- Vickers Varsity
Finland
- Coping with Snow
- Enjoying the Snow
- Helsinki City
- Helsinki Docks
- Odd and Bods
- People
- Slush
- Snow ART
- Snow Cycles
- Snow Signs
- Transport in the Snow
- Winter Details
Gran Canaria
- Architectural Detail
- Beach Reflections
- Circles
- Details
- Life Belt
- Patterns
- Peeling Paint
- Prom
- Reflections
- Sand
- Seascapes
- Seats
- Shadows
- Shoreline
- Signs
- Steps
- Sunsets
Heathrow
Ice
Iceland
- Aircraft
- Boats
- Buildings
- Detail
- Driftwood
- Gardar
- May Contain Nuts
- People
- Tour
- Transport
- Washed Up
Landscapes
Lift Series
Malta & Gozo
MFIAP Panel
Monochrome
- Saltaire
Near Where I Live
- Cambridge
- Fen Ditton
- Gransden Village
- Staughton
Numbers
Pain's Brewery
Penguin Series
People
- Wedding People
Planes, Trains and Automobiles
- Automobiles
  - National Motor Museum
- Planes
- Severn Valley Railway
- Trains
Sacking
Seahorses
Shuttleworth
Sign of the times
Switzerland
- Alpen Tower
- Birds And Animals
- Brienz
- First
- GRJ Rail Tour Team
- Life In The Snow
- Magisalp
- Meiringen Detail
- Rail Detail
- Reuti Meiringen
- Sherlock Holmes
- Skiers
- Sleigh Ride
Travel
- Czech
Wedding Hotel
Where I live
- Autumn
  - Autumn Gold
  - St. Neots
- Early Summer
  - Bluebells
- Late Summer
  - Starlings
- Little Paxton Gravel Pits
- Paxton Nature Reserve
- River Great Ouse
- Samuel Jones Paper Mill
- Spring

Viewed images

Reach for the SKY

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Pier Blue

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Onlookers

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Mixed Messages

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Peeling Paint 11 images

Of course the paint applied to the lamp-post may have been applied knowing what the effect of aging would be, a deliberate action, but more likely this "cracking" effect was unexpected. In many branches of "visual art" there is no such thing as a mistake - only happy accidents. These images illustrate the maxim.