Wet Parking Lot Curb and Part of a White Line
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Instructions to the Shadows (the White Line Gets It)
White Line Terminus
Old White Line at Fulcrum and Slanty Curb Viewed From the Top
I’ve been using my street photography recently to spy on the goings on in Flatland. ‘Flatland‘ is a book written by the mathematician Edwin Abbott, about geometric creatures who live in a two-dimensional world. Parking lots are great places to see lines, circles and (dangerous) pointy triangles. The dotted rubber mat indicates that there is […]
White Line Fascination
Looking through my photographic archives, I found that my fascination with white lines on the street dates back decades. I took the photograph below from the sidewalk atop the 59th Street Bridge, a link between Manhattan and Queens. Looking at this photo, I get a feeling of traveling back in time (well before the 1990s) […]
Rustic Line
Here is a photo of a portion of a parking lot space divider. It looks like it could have been painted by a brush. It doesn’t look as if a can of spray paint was used. The line does serve its purpose and reminds us that there is room for life on some roadways. Not […]
White Line, Blue Line
Now and then, the most mundane subjects attract my attention. I liked the way these two lines intersected.
