Nov 13

Nov 13 Rotting Pumpkins: a Photo Series

Three carved halloween pumpkins, the central one having collapsed in on itself and the other two have aready started to decay.

Three carved halloween pumpkins, starting to rot. The one in front has a fly on it.

A carved pumpkin on a step. It’s collapsed in on itself and is already beginning to rot.

One carved halloween pumpkin beneath a door step, starting to rot badly - its wide smile is full of white fungus. Two other pumpkins (not carved) surround it.

An unhappy green carved pumpkin, beginning its demise

Another carved orange pumpkin, mould growing on various parts.

A carved pumpkin on a wall, in front of foliage. Its “face” has broken off and it's not looking well on its inside.

Three carved halloween pumpkins on a wall, all in advanced stages of rot. The central one has almost entirely collapsed. The candle within is still visible.

A carved pumpkin in a black wheelie bin, still smiling broadly.

A pumpkin in a skip, now very rotted on one side. It's design is not traditional - all that’s visible is holes that have been drilled through in no discernible pattern. It sits on soil and is surrounded by other waste.

Parts of a broken and smashed pumpkin on a road and pavement.

The very smashed up remnants of another pumpkin.

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