PoetryPix
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Round and round
There are many buildings in London with rounded frontages – I am always intrigued as to how they are constructed. Here I have combined two in a seamless diptych for the Lens Artist Photo Challenge – Curves
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well caught curves, Laura
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thanks Tish – they mirrored each other rather well
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Oooh, once again I wouldn’t even have noticed it’s a dipytich – seamsless indeed!
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always chuffed when it does that bit of magic – thank you Kiki
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I agree w Kiki, knew it was a Diptic going in and STILL thought it was 2 side by side buildings! Beautiful Laura
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was just waiting for your prompt to bring it forth – thank you Tina
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I love the way all the different curves and rectangles work together here (even the handrails, cool!). Black and white was the way to go. 🙂
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Well observed – I see the handrails as clinching the merge
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