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For Our Daily Challenge - Parallel Lines - I thought these lines produced by roadside fencing would qualify as parallel lines serving to support and frame a beautiful garland of wild grape.

 

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Sun at noon plays magic at Powell Gardens

 

3ª imagen de mi serie "Parallel World"

 

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37403 "Isle of Mull” is seen at Parton station with 06.16 (2C40) Carlisle to Barrow service. Meanwhile, in the distance 68003 top-and-tail 68017, approach the station from the opposite direction working the 05.50 (2C35) Barrow to Carlisle service.

South Australia not only has great weather, beautiful beaches and a hassle-free environment - it also has a huge acreage of very high quality vineyards.

 

Barossa Valley, McLaren Vale, Clare Valley, Langhorne Creek and the Adelaide Hills are just some of the state's wine regions. While a lot is exported overseas, there are also numerous small and boutique winemakers who only sell locally. These wine regions are also very scenic - particularly in spring and autumn with great local restaurants and cafes. Wine tasting around a number of these producers every now and again is a lasting pleasure - the staff at the cellar door are generally very welcoming and the tasting, in all but a few, is free!

 

Maybe that's why I live here and not Scotland?

  

... because they are parallel, or at least as close as one can imagine. The angle between the rays is merely perspective.

Pristimantis sp - Mindo, Ecuador

 

Whats by far the biggest annoyance in the field? Could it be stinging and biting insects, maybe poisonous or scratchy plants, or perhaps unpleasant weather? For me all of these pale in comparison the gravest annoyance of them all.... malfunctioning camera equipment! So when my macro lens stopped working saying I was frustrated is an understatement, especially considering my lighting system was already on the fritz. Initially I wasn't sure how to photograph little critters like this frog with what i had, so I took a more creative approach. I photographed this little Pristimantis in-situ, as I liked the strong horizontal parallel lines of the palm it was sitting on. Overall now that my camera equipment is fixed looking back I think its probably a good thing as it made me take a different type of shot than I normally do.

Every person has parallel tracks. You have your personal life or your life as an artist, or whatever it is you do.

 

Gina Bellman

In almost all of my photo columns that I write for the National Parks Traveler, I mention, at some point, of really observing your surroundings. I tell my readers to look around them to see if they can find patterns or textures that call out to them for a photo. If it catches their eye, then it's worth at least a single image.

 

While I was driving the dirt & gravel Howland Hill Road on the way to the Stout Grove parking lot in Jedediah Smith Redwoods State Park, I stopped to photograph one thing, then turned around to see this scene of straight (or almost straight) young tree trunks creating parallel lines in my composition.

 

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Alongside the SkyTrain on the Georgia Viaduct.

A door at Cologne Cathedral, Germany

Through nature's inflexible grace, I'm learning to live

Happy Fence Friday! These parallel walking path fences are in Lake Oswego, Oregon.

Little vacation in a hidden mountain paradise, where the life is slow and the nature immersion experience complete. Taking this shot at the wood stove I realized how nitid was my reflection on the glass. As usual with reflections, an inverted image of reality.... and as usual in these cases I feel the flickering sensation that I'm on the door of a parallel universe...

Fitzroy Gardens Conservatory, Melbourne, Australia

Photo on the cover of 'FITZROY GARDENS - Melbourne AU' group

 

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this is the 45th earth parallel.

Moncalieri, near Turin, Italy.

To commemorate the 70th Birthday of both R766 and 5917, The Picnic Train organised a special parallel run between Waratah and Maitland. This post shows the parallel run flying past Pitnacree Road.

Visiting from the Kent and East Sussex Railway, 'Hastings' sets off down the yard at Horsted Keynes at the same time as BR Standard Tank 80151 departs for Sheffield Park. Bluebell Branchline Weekend.

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Lake Nicasio, Ca.

I was debating whether to go grab a sunset shot yesterday, since it was so gray out, i decided to just go for it. Very glad i did, the color only lasted 5 min. what a show. This lake is about 20 min away, convenient.

Milky Way and Hastings glow, from Apley Road, Hawke's Bay, New Zealand

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