Post yours: Study of Curves

[Nevin]

I took Richard's suggestion and went to study curves this afternoon. Enjoy! May I invite fellow photographers to post your study of lines / triangles / curves in the respective posts if you are interested? Look forward to your images

 

[quester]

Here's one from me.

Sorry I can't post a new shot - my PX is crippled, and looking down at me like Hal in "2001".

 

[Wiener]

Gloomy curves...perhaps the fitting place for an expired PX though!

 

[Marcus E.]

Ahh curves....lovely subject!
GXR M, Koboron 60-300mm macro.

 

[Nevin]

Wow, challengers! Marcus' widen our perspectives on the study. The other two gentlemen are equally artistic too. Anyone to follow up with yours?

 

[Nevin]

To follow up on Marcus's wonderful images of his meticulous study of the curves of the nature:



And I continue with my study of the curves crafted by the hands of man:

 

[newmikey]

Blue curves by newmikey, on Flickr

Shot this past Tuesday, just off London's Victoria Station

 

[looeee]

I used a pole to put the Ricoh Theta in the centre of the staircase.

 

[Nevin]

FANTASTIC!

 

[Blow-in]

A couple of curves from me - have had the GRD4 in the pocket all week and feel quite liberated by it rather than toting the GXR in a bag.



Richard

 

[Orol]

The Ricoh Theta picture above is excellent.

Some ceiling study from me:

Peter

 

[Nevin]

Reminds me of ribs! Yum yum. Nice one.

 

[Blow-in]

The glass insulators on this hydro pole caught the sun and my eye yesterday evening.



Richard

 

[Nevin]

Serenity is what the images remind me of. I like the second one best

 

[Nevin]

Took this with my GR while reading on the grass

 

[Blow-in]

Serenity is what the images remind me of. I like the second one best

Thank you! Yes, I agree that #2 is the more interesting image. I've decided to have a 'B&W' period with the GXR A12 50 which I'm enjoying.

Richard