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Seen while enjoying a beer and some Bitterballen at the Eye Film Institute, Amsterdam.

Border Lines ...

 

Behind the fence, frame right, there is a church...

new shapes and lines are taking place in the city .. but the future will be as bright as they want us to believe?

7DWF Free Day

 

Spotted while on a walk of the neighborhood.

Lines of field and air

Rathaus-Galerie Leverkusen

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Las Vegas building with reflections.

Lines on land and water.

 

Mosel, Germany.

M11

12mm Voightlander Heliar

I liked the symmetry and hence, the rule of thirds.

Our garden fence photographed through the venetian blinds provides an interesting pattern of vertical and horizontal lines.

 

For the theme - lines - on Crazy Tuesday.

Photo & Graphy

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The Soulages museum is a museum of contemporary art located in Rodez, in the Aveyron region Occitanie. Built to exhibit works by the French painter Pierre Soulages, it also receives temporary exhibitions from other contemporary artists.

 

Le musée Soulages est un musée d'art contemporain situé à Rodez, dans l'Aveyron, en Région Occitanie. Construit pour exposer des œuvres du peintre français Pierre Soulages, il reçoit également des expositions temporaires d'autres artistes contemporains.

 

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Pierre Soulages, né le 24 décembre 1919 à Rodez dans l'Aveyron, est un peintre et graveur français associé depuis la fin des années 1940 à l'art abstrait. Il est particulièrement connu pour son usage des reflets de la couleur noire, qu'il appelle « noir-lumière » ou « outrenoir »

 

Pierre Soulages, born December 24, 1919 in Rodez in the Aveyron, is a French painter and engraver associated since the late 1940s with abstract art. He is particularly known for his use of the reflections of the black color, which he calls "black-light" or "outrenoir"

 

Aveyron - 2018

It was a really hot afternoon, and I would say even too hot for Swiss conditions! So I decided to go out for a walk in the evening instead in the afternoon. And just at sunset I came upon these fields. This fields caught my attention in the evening sun. The golden sun was so awesome and so I positioned the tripod and I took a few photos of these fields. How much I loved these lines in the fields and so I decided to take the lines as part of my title for this photo!

 

But I had the sun in the back. And what happens when the sun is exactly in the back? I was also as a shadow in the photo! Damn!!!! Well, to avoid this, I threw myself on the ground just behind the tripod and made the pictures thanks to my trigger for the remote shutter release on my camera he he he :-) I was so focused that I did not notice that behind me the farmer of these fields was watching me and wondering what in the hell I was doing! He said to me „My son, I’ve never seen in my entire life a photographer like you doing such strange things!!!“. Well, I explained everything to him and he only laughed and said to himself „Crazy World!“. And although I have taken the photo without my shadow there is still the shadow of my tripod on the photo he he he ;-) But between us, I like this fact ;-) And this is the second part of the name for this photo!!!

 

I want to thank all very much for your "views", "Comments" and "Favourites" :-) The only thing that matters is that you have joy in this photo. Again, thank you :-)

A little HDR fun with five different exposures taken during the blue hour. Feels a little gritty to me but I like how the colors popped on the buildings.

 

Mike D.

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Today i thought i would go for a abstract shot. You just have to love lines in black and white haven't you?

...in this Navajo sand painting refrigerator magnet. Captured for Macro Mondays theme: leading lines. HMM everyone!

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