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Outside the Wall Centre in downtown Vancouver. I love this shape but couldn't get an angle without a lot of background distraction. Hence the processing.
Just around the corner is an old dry dock which once belonged to the Shields Dry Dock and Engineering Company Ltd. However it quickly became known locally as ‘The Haddock Shop’ as it specialised in the building and repair of steam trawlers. Since the development of the Dolphin Quays, ‘the Haddock Shop’ has become a basin for leisure craft.
The steep banks which divide the riverside area from the upper parts of North Shields have played a big part in shaping the character of the town. There was once a warren of narrow streets and stairs which connected the two areas and where many of the towns population made their home. The main thoroughfare was Bedford Street which originally followed the course of a stream, long since culverted, which emerged under a bridge at the junction of Liddell Street and Clive Street. The pub known as ‘The Seven Stairs’ had the address of ‘No 1 Wooden Bridge’.
A landmark higher up Bedford Street was ‘Tiger Stairs’, named after the ‘Tiger Inn’ which stood at their foot. The photograph was taken circa 1933.
Hoary Redpoll (Acanthis hornemanni) at Wisconsin Point, Douglas County, Wisconsin, 31 January 2015. Note bill size and shape, frosty upperparts, white under tail-coverts.
1. This image shows shape by highlighting the spherical shape in the front, contrasting with the angular dimensions in the back.
2. This is an art installation called: Fung and Figueiredo's Sundial Folly, in downtown Toronto
interesting place for a guitar wall: mr. ed's espresso, juice, and underground pub in port orford, or - 08.21.24
Shape DropDead Marcelo Kosake desenvolvido pelo REAJA Lab 2009
parceria com o artista visual Murilo Marçal
Tittle: Project1Element&PrincipleOfPhotography
Subject: Shape
Location: Fort Margherita (Square Tower) ,Kuching.
Tags: #Project1ElementandPrinciple #GKG2144Group3AsrulAsshadi
A Limited Edition, Fine Art photograph of Antelope Slot Canyon in Arizona with an intriguing hole in one of the amazing shapes in the Canyon. Available as a Fine Art print, Metal print or Acrylic print.
The erosion of the sandstone in the slot canyons results in an endless number of shapes and shadows. There was something about the hole that was left by the erosion, coupled with the other shapes, that drew me to photograph it.
www.josephfiler.com/photo/arizona-antelope-slot-canyon-jw...
1/200ƒ/5.6ISO 640029 mm
The elements or art represented in this photo are shape and form. The circular pattern of the outside rim of the wheel and the center rim are the dominant feature in the photo. Because you can see the green plant through the center of the circle it creates the depth that makes the photo 3D and therefore form is evident.
Shape no Musicbox, Lisboa (25-06-2014) - arte-factos.net/2014/06/27/comeback-kid-no-musicbox-25062...
Output from my color library program as part of testing - I wanted to make sure it supported mixed shapes. (It also generates .svg output as well now, but I can't upload that to Flickr as it doesn't support that type.)