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for Our Daily Challenge topic 'Dutch Angle - turn horizon to create tension'. Another version is below
My 298th image to make it to Explore, thank you everyone
"Cock your hat - angles are attitudes" ~ Frank Sinatra.
The Broadgate Tower is a curious place. It can look quite different depending on what angle you view it from.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Broadgate_Tower
Explore #38
I took this shot at the coast of Kuwait City in the winter 2008, in the photographic journey with friend photographer Ghulam Yaseen.
Angles and curves along Clarendon Street in the Back Bay. Boston, Massachusetts, USA.
Ángulos y curvas a lo largo de la calle Clarendon en Back Bay. Boston, Massachusetts, EE. UU.
Another photo from Port Adelaide. I liked the angles that the power lines and the power pylons made.
I managed to find a somewhat new angle to shoot this rusty-tipped page (Siproeta epaphus) at the Haga Ocean butterfly house.
Here you can see the proboscis of the butterfly. That's the almost rolled up appendage which butterflies and moths use to suck nectar from flowers with.
The proboscis is actually made up of two tubes which are held together by tiny hooks and can be separated for cleaning. The proboscis also contains muscles which allow the butterfly/moth to roll it up or in and also directi it towards the nextar.
Each tube is inwardly concave, which means they form a central tube which moisture is sucked up through.
I liked the multiple angles and planes visible in this image, looking inside out. Blog post at: www.kateyeview.com/2010/09/reflecting-on-growth.html