The World Is A Book…

This week, Patti (P.A. Moed) leads the Diagonals. This is an interesting and challenging photography element. She encourages us to “explore diagonals as a way to add visual interest and depth to your photos, as well as a sense of action.”

Madrid street, Spain:

Diagonal lines come in a variety of different shapes and sizes. Thick, thin, horizontal, vertical, diagonal, zigzag, curly, curved, and spiral.

Tokyo Meiji Shrine:

Rocky Mountain National Park:

Diagonal lines in nature:

Canadian Rockies:

Arches National Park,Utah:

Kyoto Bamboo Forest:

The installation of Plexus no. 34 – about 80 miles of thread constructed to depict a rainbow at the Amon Carter museum, Fort Worth, TX:

Patti invites us to join this week as we explore diagonals, “What diagonals can you find? A line of trees or stones, a series of lights or signs, tree branches or a row of hedges, or a row of cupcakes in a bakery window? ” Click here to view Patti’s excellent examples and learn more about this interesting photography element. Be sure to include your link to Patti’s post and the Lens-Artists tag so we can easily find your post in the Reader.

A special thank to Tina’s Home Sweet Home theme. Thank you for introducing the beautiful places you have visited.

Next week, it’s Ann-Christine’s turn to take the lead, so be sure to visit her site.