Lines, rectangles, and right angles catch my eye. Not as much as triangles, but still… Shapes are interesting.
September 4, 2026
Harrisonburg Rectangles
The first photo shows a reflection of a sign that happens to be suspended
from an overhang. The second picture shows the entrance to a parking
garage.
Labels:
Monochrome,
Photo Techniques,
Signs
8 comments:
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Interesting architecture.
ReplyDeleteLovely black and white - great lines and light. Good to be able to comment again!
ReplyDeleteYou have a great eye for captivating images.
ReplyDeletej'aime beaucoup ces deux photos. La rigueur géométrique de la seconde contraste avec les courbes de l'enseigne déformée dans le reflet qui caractérise la première. C'est très intéressant, cette juxtaposition.
ReplyDelete...commenting finally is working!
ReplyDeleteSuch a great set of photos! especially the black and white :)
ReplyDeleteGreat photos! I think the comments are working now.
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend.
Dear Linda, you captured the right angles well - I especially like the first picture because I like it when straight lines are broken up, like here by the letters.
ReplyDeleteIn my blog this time, you can see lots of straight lines and triangles in the mural at the very end 😊.
I think commenting wasn't working pretty much everywhere, and that was frustrating for me too – not receiving any comments, and not being able to post any... But now it works again!
All the best from Austria 🤗
Traude
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