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12 by 12 Challenge 01
Take a route you're familiar with but have never photographed along and photograph someone or something every 100 or so steps — Vanessa Winship
A quilt pattern on the side of a building in Geneva on the Lake, Ohio
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©Christine A. Owens 6.6.18
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Track Geometry train W001-16 was making a northbound trip up the Toledo Sub on a partly sunny Tuesday evening. Fortunately, the sun had perfect timing and lit up the scene nicely. They were testing all of the siding tracks on this trip. The previous day's southbound run was all on the main track.
One of the New York City Subway's two track geometry cars (TGCs) is seen laid up in the shop at Coney Island Yard. These vehicles are equipped with numerous sensors and measuring devices to inspect the track, a task they complete 3 times per year for all revenue service tracks in the system!
After being completely caught off guard by this train while eating lunch, the train thankfully stopped at the Rosenberg interlocking to allow for a maintenance window to occur. On an overcast afternoon, BNSF track geometry train O HOUTPL rockets north on the Galveston Sub towards Temple. 3/13/2019
A new building at a local business park. Most of the buildings are nondescript but the roof of this building is interesting. I stood directly in front of it and isolated one of the repeating units. The roof top door looks out of place.
Olympus OM-D E-M5 & M.Zuiko 17mm 1:1.8
A straight, non-HDR photo with a bit of a retro look to it, plenty of strong lines, shapes and textures. I'm actually wondering what groups might be appropriate for this work, could it be construed as artistic? or not?.
Geometry—holding the frame.
A person performs a floor stretch with one leg extended upward and the other bent, highlighting controlled form and toned muscles.
Uno scatto di Torino, per il concerto dei Muse. Due giorni indimenticabili per il concerto e per la città.
I thought this picture was meaningless at first glance, but to a closer look I realized it had many symmetrical geometric figures that instinctively caught my eye.
The shot has been captured in Naples @ "Federico II" University.
The logomark for Fever started as a degree symbol set in Helvetica. The obvious connection to heat took it more towards a simple geometric abstraction of a flame. (This version has been glossed-up to better match its peers.)
Project 52 - With the topic of !Geometry”, decided to have a go at cross polarization. Amazing once you see what happens and how quite an ordinary thing becomes something very different.
Remain keeping sage and hope you either have or about to get your vaccine.
yesterday wasn't exactly the best day to take photos, got chased out twice by the security at 2 different places & was caught in a heavy downpour. Hopefully next week will be better
Map of Paris using OpenStreetMap data.
The aim of this map is to highlight the geometry and hierarchy of the road layout.
Paris OSM shapefile data extract courtesy of MapZen. Map data copyright OpenStreetMap and its contributors.
An NS track geometry train (NS 905) works east on track 1 of the Lehigh Line during a rainstorm. Trailing the single SD60E are NS geometry cars 34 and 33.