This old shed was a ramshackle affair, a collection of makeshift pieces and spare parts pieced together by generations of lazy handy-men. Its sides had been painted, patched, shingled, tiled, kept up with love and contempt and very little money.
I explored the side of the shed with a close-up lens until I found this overlap of tin shingles and paint. It's a simple composition, but I like it very much – layered, haphazard, unpretentious: like the shed, it's far from the everyday and the mundane.
Blistered Tin: Calgary, AB, 2008