I am not sure about the correctness of usage of the word, ‘Peel Up’ regarding this photo.
I may be wrong.You can correct me.
I thought the meaning could be …it’s time to peel up the original paint and go for a fresh one.
And how many layers human being has?
No no I am not talking of anatomy.
I don’t really know how many layers one wears but I am aware of people eager to unravel the layers of others.
“People love scandal; people love drama. They love stripping away the layers to see what’s really in there, and they’ll do anything – as well as make it up – to get it” Julia Roberts
Thank you.
Namaste 🙏🙏🙏
Philosophy Through Photography
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This post is part of Becky B’s SQUARE UP Photo Challenge
Philosophy Through Photography 
well i think it a very clever usage 🙂
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Thank you Becky.
I was not sure of My English
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it is unusual to use for paint we generally say peeling off . . but we use peel up for other things which are very similar to paint. So i say it works perfectly
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Agree.
Initially I was hesitant to use this word.
Thanks again for clarifying
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I love how you used it 😀
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Indeed. We are layers of an onion to be peeled away until we reach the true self. 🙏
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Yes my friend.
We are replica of onions
Thank you 😊
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Maybe a post, haha. ❤
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😂😂😂😄😄
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I tend to think of onions!
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Agree.
Peeling reminds us of onion beauty!
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Everything has layers and nothing is as it seems on the surface
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well said.
One has to go deeper to get the fact
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