angular photos on Flickr

haha, neat title huh. not. well this is my best friend Kendra, and yes, we did climb the electric tower. this was the only good picture we got though, and we couldn't climb as far as we wanted to, but I still got a rush since it was flimsy and felt like it was going to snap under us. its supposed to be a sunny day, we might climb it again! let's hope we'll get better pictures this time...

Angular Tree view by 紅色死神

Angular Symmetry by Brad Truxell

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The futuristic United Steelworkers Building, downtown Pittsburgh.

Angular by Loozrboy

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A recently completed condo building near King and Portland.

Angular by Jose M TURNES

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Angular, textured by Steve Brett

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ANGULAR SIN by FEDAS IMAGEN

angular by A.3.1 BlOoDsPOrT

Angular by teotwawki

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ANGULAR CON by FEDAS IMAGEN

Angular Momentum by Calum

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Sat out by these rocks next to Portencross pier with my friend Gavin and my dog Poppy taking star trail photos as we all slowly span through the Milky Way.

Thanks for the use of your flash Gav.

Angular by Robert Wallace

Looking towards the Acropolis Museum from a side street in Makrigianni.

angular by westoncfoto

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damsels & dragons 010625

Angular Lifestyle by Leandro Gemetro

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angular by Shirley Hernández

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velocidad 1/501seg

ISO 100

Angularity by Michael Perkins

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Macrobus - Gran Angular by Bram Cornejo

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Tomada con lente 18 55 @ 18 mm, con un adaptador Gran angular Neewer de .45x

angularity by Andy P

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Snig Hill building car park and parking deck

Angular by Rob Lybeck

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High dynamic contrast.

Phila., PA

angular orbuculum by Sia Gupta

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Angular Nude by Alice Hoyle

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This image, unlike some of the images I took during this shoot, is not a direct copy of any artist’s work. It is more of a piece that was influences by artists: Man Ray’s nudes and how he often incorporated angular shapes with the limbs, Bill Brandt’s Shadow and Light and Edward Weston’s 1927 nudes.

I also wanted to play on the idea of masculinity and femininity. This nude has been objectified, it has no head or any particularly identifiable features. It is often women in art, I have found, that are objectified, but the hairiness of the body challenges this. It suggests masculinity, but with the increasing female body love and a rejection of wanting to shave religiously like society tells women they have to it could easily be female. (see www.baretobush.tumblr.com)

I asked the model to tense the bicep to represent strength, and if the viewer perceives this body to be female then the muscle signifies the growing strength of women; of feminist movements and of women striving to achieve equality, of becoming more independent of men and becoming their own person and not the property of another.

CARAÇA by João Moreira

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Sempre-Viva

angular by Shirley Hernández