Textures and lines.
Taken on a rainy North Carolina day (yesterday)
Textures and Lines
April 24, 2011
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Comments on: "Textures and Lines" (6)
Interesting lines – the straight man-made ones of the road lines and telephone wires, the softening lines of the man-made structure slowly returning to a natural state, and finally the natural lines of the the trees and their branches. Nice shot!
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Barbara, It’s very gratifying that you see what compelled me to take this photo! Thanks for your comment.
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Really nice capture with the mix of different lines from the natural to the man-made. 🙂
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Thanks, Robin!
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gHello Kathrine – Great photograph – i’m intrigued as to what the building is used for. Is it some kind of shelter?
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Thanks for stopping by, Robert. I do not know what the shed in my photo was used for. The surface of the walls intrigued me, juxtaposed with the lines of road and wires. Visited your site with its interesting photos.
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