Quintin Lake of Quintin Lake Architectural Photography challenges us to share a photo that means 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.’
My contribution for this week:
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More Geometry at the Daily Post.
Figments of a DuTchess 
Amazing!
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I have other pictures of this tower too, but this one was the best.
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Love this, Marion. Amazing geometry. 🙂
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Why won’t they build structures like this anymore. Oh, the beauty 🙂
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Oh yes oh yes – Geometry here and there – great WOW to you Marion, the colour is wonderful too plus everything else *hugs*
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That building is something else eh, Mariane? It is one of the characteristics of the city of Breda 🙂 Enjoy your weekend!
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This is beautiful Marion 🙂 What is the yellowish thing on the right window?
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It looks like an air filter, Paula. It was high, high up, so I had to zoom in completely.
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Yes, it looks like a filter to me too 🙂 It is a shame though … such beautiful windows… you made a great choice for this theme!
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It is window blasphemy! Who ever thinks of such a solution is not right in the head 😉 Hmmm, but the other option would have been to damage the brickwork. And I don’t want to think of that either.
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Whoever comes inside should hold their breath instead :D, for the sake of great untarnished architecture 😀
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ROFL, that’s even better 😀 Haha, crazy lady.
Have the best of the best weekends, sweetheart.
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😀 it is such a huge compliment when people finally recognize that I am crazy 🙂 😀 Cheers sweetie. I am sending you a glass of Merlot 😉
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It takes crazy to recognize crazy ;). Merlot, that’s lovely, thanks. I can offer you a glass of lemongrass tea in return?
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Sure, but not before 10 pm.. don’t want to spoil my Merlot 😀
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Very nice! Great brickwork, they sure don’t build them like that anymore.
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And that is a big shame.
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Great contribution Marion for this week theme Geometry ,Thanks for sharing 🙂
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Thanks, Jake. And I’m already pondering on ‘wonderful’ things 😀
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You given me an idea – that Amsterdam School architecture would fit very well in the Geometry photo challenge. Must go back and look for some. Bedankt!
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Looking forward to what you will come up with, Richard. Your Danish geometry photos are great, especially the smoke houses.
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I really like your last photo. What is that building used for? It looks beautiful.
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It is a water tower in Breda, the Netherlands.
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Very nice.
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Nice entry for the Weekly Photo Challenge !!!
You can see mine here : http://sebastienouvryphotographies.wordpress.com/2012/11/02/253365-2-novembre-2012-p-l/
See you
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As is yours, Sebastien.
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I love the bricks, this a a great display for this weeks geometry challenge.
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Thanks so much, Jackie 🙂
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Love the contrasting colours here as well as the Geometry and Architecture.
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Thanks, Lesley. It is part of a water tower.
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