weekly photo challenge: geometry
This week’s photo challenge is guest hosted by Quintin Lake of Quintin Lake Architectural Photography. Read on for more about this week’s theme and his photography tips!
Geometry. This challenge is about the shapes and rhythms that make up the geometry of our world. Many photographs of any genre have an underlying sense of geometry, but I often like to make this the main subject of my work. I think it’s the most important aspect of a photograph’s success. This could be the patterns of the natural world up close and personal, or the rhythm of your local buildings. The above photograph, “Positive Negative,” depicts the Paula Rego Museum in Lisbon where the sky created an equally strong element of the composition as the building. The image has a totemic quality, softened by the passing cloud. I had waited for this cloud to move into the perfect position within the frame. The colour, light, and form of the image emphasize this geometry.
Share a photo that means GEOMETRY to you!
The humpback bridge linking the Neo-Gothic Synod Hall to the Christ Church Cathedral in Dublin, Ireland.
Great series of shots!
Well done
And the contrast is excellent…
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Thank you. I enjoyed your teddy bear series
Lovely geometric shapes. I love churches, don’t you?
Thank you
. Yes, churches offer great light as well as photo opportunities.
Your photos are beautiful. Thank you so much for visiting my blog and liking my amateur attempt. It means so much.
thank you for taking the time to visit … looking forward to seeing your future images.