I apparently prefer round shapes -- because that's mostly what I found in my photos. However, I did find a few triangles.
Here are some snow triangles in a chainlink fence:
And here's one I don't think I've posted before -- a spinning wheel in a living history museum in Orkney. (The triangles are made by the spokes.)
And finally, one I have posted before -- Max and I are looking at our shadows in a river outside of Moab, Utah. The bridge had some nice triangles in the railings.
Great triangular pics! Love the first one :)
ReplyDeleteI like the spinning wheel - the things below on the left are what has been woven, I presume? And the shadow pic is very good!
ReplyDeleteExcellent triangles. I had to look very closely at the snow one, to figure it out (well I read your words and that directed me)!
ReplyDeleteThe first one's very clever. The spinning wheel I like and somehow bridges always seem to have triangles in their structure.
ReplyDeleteLove all three of these- clever how those triangles pop up and you captured them!
ReplyDeleteI love the spinning wheel, and of course the picture of us on the bridge. Great set of triangles!
ReplyDeleteI love these too - especially the spinning wheel, and all of the objects around it... you framed this pic beautifully :)
ReplyDeleteThanks, Alexia. The lighting was really spiffy inside those old farm homes that day, and I got a lot of really interesting shots.
ReplyDeleteThese are great examples! I really love the shadow photo.
ReplyDeleteSnow-in-the-fence. It's coming...I can already feel the chill in the air. You always find new ways to capture a theme. Which is my way of saying I wish I had your sense of creativity.
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