Post yours: Study of Lines

[Nevin]

Shot with GR on GW3 converter. Enjoy!

 

[Orol]

Re: The Study of Lines

Hi Nevin. I like most the #1. There is a lot of stuff to explore in the reflection not to mention the reflection of the only foreground person is nicely framed in the reflected world - an intention or a lucky strike?

Peter

 

[Nevin]

Re: The Study of Lines

Thank you, Peter. It was intended.

 

[Marcus E.]

Thanks for the challenges Nevin!

 

[Nevin]

I like both. Great shots, Marcus.

 

[33dollars]

 

[Orol]

One older however not posted here yet:
Rising or falling?

By the way, the slope on the right side out of the view fell down burned by a fire two days later.

Peter

 

[petach]

does this count? 30s exposure with GRD3 over the A12 at Brentwood in Essex

Light trails by petach123 (Peter Tachauer), on Flickr


or this?

The colour of night by Ricoh GRD3 by petach123 (Peter Tachauer), on Flickr

 

[Nevin]

Pete, if they don't count, I don't know what. Great shots! I really like how a topic is being interpreted in such a variety. Lots to learn from you guys.

 

[Blow-in]

Lots of lines in this one - some of them are even rope 'lines'.



Richard

 

[an8x]

Lines don't have to be straight do they?

 

[Orol]

Just scaffolding.

Peter

 

[Nevin]

an8x: Very well said. We also have the post for study of curves http://ricohforum.com/phpbb/viewtopic.php?f=18&t=12197. Our images are powerful. I have some similar shots but less good.

Peter, I have found that shooting for a fixed topics does help us broaden our flexibility and rise our antenna for observation. I might have framed the shot without the upper and lower parts and taken the middle zigzag pattern only. Interesting shot.