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It isn't often that you find, or at least know about, a geometry train (one that has a car that looks for track and roadbed defects) that runs at night. Or, at the very least, is being transported from one place to another after dark.
But BNSF does do this, and on this night, an observer in La Crosse, Wl spotted this one heading for Chicago. Thanks to him and R.G. Hough verifying that it wasn't going to overnight at Savanna, the La Crosse-based crew made a beeline for Aurora, IL...after being stopped for 10 minutes by two Union Pacific trains at Rochelle. Once they cleared up, they wasted no time getting up to speed and flying under the signal bridge at Rochelle, IL, just a mere one minute after midnight on July 1.
I love the colorful chairs that are put out around Philly once the weather gets nice. Winter here is so painfully grey, so seeing these pops of color is a welcome sight.
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A view of the Natural History Museum at Amherst College. I spent most of a 10:20 - 1:30 free block editing pictures today. My Wednesdays are going to be pretty sick this year haha. I took 7154 pictures this summer, so for the next couple of weeks I'll probably be sifting through old pictures and uploading the stuff I like.
edit: Thank you daruma* for awarding this "Admin's Pic of the Day" (13/9/09)!
In capturing this architectural structure, I aimed to transform a functional element into abstract composition. I chose an angle maximizing leading lines and dramatic contrast. The black and white treatment amplifies the scene's pure geometry, while perspective creates visual tension guiding the eye. My intention was to reveal hidden beauty in everyday architecture, reducing it to its purest essence: lines, shapes, and shadows.
Geometry was far and away my favorite math class in high school. A lifetime later, I'm still fascinated by shapes, lines and curves. This is especially so when they can be combined wits some cool colors.
Cleveland, OH USA
Geometry ...
in Blackandwhite ...
in my BlackandWhite Series # 3 ... Pic # 97 ...
Taken May 2, 2021 ...
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Geometry ... pattern ...
in my BlackandWhite Series # 3 ... Pic # 77 ...
Taken Jan 10, 2021
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Geometry
The strength and beauty that geometry brings in the urban landscape. Shapes, reflections, lights and shadows. In front of the eastern palace in Madrid, life goes on.
Geometria
La fuerza y belleza que aporta la geometria en el paisaje urbano. Formas, reflejos, luces y sombras. Frente al palacio de oriente en Madrid la vida sigue su curso.
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While traveling through the arid landscapes of Morocco's Atlas Mountains, I was fascinated by these natural patterns created by dried mud. I chose to photograph these cracks in black and white to emphasize the contrast and highlight the organic geometry that emerges from this natural phenomenon.
The monochrome conversion transcends the initial subject - mere cracks in the mud - to reveal an almost architectural abstract composition. The tight framing eliminates any sense of scale, leaving viewers free to imagine whether they're observing a microscopic view or an aerial perspective. Nature is an artist that constantly creates ephemeral works, and my role as a photographer is to capture these moments of grace before they vanish.