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And other figures...
Roofs reflecting in a window, Cascais (Portugal)
...et autres figures
Le reflet de toitures sur une vitre, Ã Cascais, Portugal
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The top of the newest edition to the London skyline the Scalpel and its triangle rooftop.
this one is very dark; the ones I've seen before are golden/yellow/brown.
I like the line of red along the bottom as well as the triangle :)
OMG my pylon made it into explore - ooooh sexy beast- Thank you everyone for all your comments & feedbacks
Here is the view looking up at a pylon which is placed in a nearby field. The crackly sound is slightly scary ... this kind of photo has probably been taken at least 10 million times but I had to have a go
This triangle has a length of 5 mm each side and is part of a jewellery (total length of the piece 1 cm)
HMM
Hamm, Germany, 2024.
Sorry to bother you with another abstract shot of triangles which, regarding the stats this kind of images gets here on FlickR, most of you don't really care about. I just couldn't help myself. Life is not a postcard.
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Enjoy!
Still on the architectural shots, this time a little closer to home. A long weekend in London to see Rogers Waters at Hyde Park and Hamlet at the Globe (slight change of pace there), also managed to squeeze the game in at a pub on the Thames, so not a lot of time for photography although this was one shot I wanted to have a go at. I originally intended it as a black and white but quite liked the colours at sunrise
I remember reading once that the superstition about it being bad luck to walk under a ladder comes from an old esoteric saying 'never break a triangle'. I'm sure there are various ways to interpret that saying, but for some reason it stuck with me and was the first thing that popped into my head when for this week's me again monday theme. In any case this is my best attempt at becoming a triangle with a tree.