Converging Lines

Posted by Julie McLeod (Ottawa, Canada) on 6 May 2008 in Abstract & Conceptual and Portfolio.

Wooden sculpture found at Major's Hill Park, Ottawa

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Comments (15)

lidia from Barcelona, Spain

Very interesting this work

6 May 2008 1:09pm

@lidia: Thank you, Lidia!
Gracias!

Lisa from United Kingdom

This really interesting.

6 May 2008 2:22pm

@Lisa: Hey, thanks, Lisa!

Scotfot from Kabul, Afghanistan

A very pleasing abstract!

6 May 2008 3:30pm

@Scotfot: Thank you. I have enjoyed your photos here and on your blogs.

ZmAjEvA from Belgrade, Afghanistan

Wonderful lines and good composition and colors.

6 May 2008 3:59pm

@ZmAjEvA: Thank you!

Observing from Chester, United Kingdom

There is a lot of work gone into making that, that spiral draws you in. Excellent shot

6 May 2008 6:31pm

@Observing: Thanks, Observing. I hadn't really thought about the workmanship involved in making the sculpture but you're right. Thanks for commenting...

pierre from athis mons, France

Fascinating ! It gives the impression of being drawn by this sculpture ! Nice !

7 May 2008 4:52pm

@pierre: Merci beaucoup, Pierre! It is rather like a vortex.

Andrew Gould from Sydney, Australia

Beautiful swirling lines in this composition.

8 May 2008 7:00am

@Andrew Gould: Thank you for commenting, Andrew.

Eleftheria, 9 years old, from Athens, Greece

I like it a lot, nice colors too!

8 May 2008 10:14am

Ron from Saint Louis, United States

Beautiful tones and textures and composition ... it has a mesmerizing effect ...

10 May 2008 5:23am

@Ron: Thank you!

niña from New York, United States

great details on this shot. amazing how all these straight lines seem to swirl. interesting work of art.

10 May 2008 9:38am

@niña: Thank you, Niña!

Kelela from Upland, United States

What a great find! You made art out of art; how fun!

12 May 2008 10:02pm

Nothing but... from dijon, France

J'aime beaucoup cette photo où l'on distingue nettement les veines du bois, l'angle est interressant car on y plonge en profondeur ! Très réussi, bravo !

28 May 2008 1:48am