A sun dried rock, encrusted with barnacles and lined with limpets, all the colour of stone.
‘Stone’ is used as a description of muted tones of grey and beige though stone itself, depending on it’s mineral composition, may also be yellow or cream, pink, blue or black. After five years in a limestone city I’m now living among sandstone walls so that’s the geology reflected by the images in this collection, all the colour of stone.
Weathered and worn – March 2020
Marais view through a wet window – March 2016
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A response to 2020 Photo Challenge #33
Beyond the Window Box 
August 18, 2020 at 4:36 pm
“…muted tones of grey and beige” might sound very boring, but you are right. Stone colours include a multitude of other shades from pinks and browns to greens and blues. A lovely collection. Thank you!
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August 18, 2020 at 10:31 pm
I’m always surprised by the subtle colours of stone. What at first seems monochromatic, on closer observation is multi hued.
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August 18, 2020 at 11:06 pm
Stone colours are hard to describe and much more interesting than a quick glance suggests.
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