Patterns: Underground Station
I was wandering around London last year and took this photograph in Westminster underground railway station - I loved the pattern and depth that the image gave.
posted by ian at 06:22
Tuesday, July 12, 2005
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19 Comments:
Another nice one..but Flckr gave this away this morning...I saw it in your album there!
I agree.. I agree! I love the angle AND the depth.. what a great shot! Right on it! Thanks for sharing!
Good composition and well focused.
Great shot, excellent pattern. I'm glad you told us what it is, I never would have figured it out. Have a great day!
I love the curve and the perspective...
Love the angle, dont know why feels like a part of bunk bed to me :)
Nice study in patterns.
cool pattern!....really nice angle and perspective.
btw thanks for your funny comment. :-)
It is incredible the number of patterns you can find. I usually don't see them but you have a good eye...
Nice!
Mmmm...lines and spots--two of my very favorite things! You find patterns in the most obvious but overlooked places--it's wonderful!
I like the perspective and the depth.
Hey, Ian, I didn't know you'd visited the space station recently. ;-)
Very neat angle, it give is a great depth.
Excellent find. The subways are some of my favorite hunting grounds. There is just so much going on down there if you take the time to look for it.
Dave
Fine study of patterns.
nice one there .. reminds me of ur 'luggage rack' pic. its amazing, i wudnt have seen a foto opp here!
Thank you all.
You are right Alexandra - it does look like a space station.
Beautiful. I love your eye for pattern.
I agree with Lara, you seem to be able to find patterns in the most obvious and overlooked places.
I am loving this theme!
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