I’ve always loved math and geometry, but I never thought about incorporating those concepts into photography. Thanks to Becky, I now have an entire month dedicated to exploring the art of geometry through my camera lens.
These are windows of cottages in Churchill Island. This place has a long history and I will share it more in a future post.
I am linking this to Becky’s Geometric January and for Monday Window Challenge.
Wonderful windows Teresa
Thanks Brian!
Especially the first one so beautiful, I love windows. This window has a lot of story for me and I wanted to be there… Thank you, Love, nia
Thanks Nia. I will be sharing more, so hope you follow me there
what a wonderful set of window squares – lovely geometry. So happy you are having fun with the challenge 😀
It is just the start. Will see how I go through the month. Thanks Becky.
I look forward to seeing how things progress
What a lovely window! And the view!
Thanks so much for commenting and for stopping by.
That looks like an interesting place to visit, I look forward to hearing more!
Thanks Sarah. I am still in holiday mode so still organising my thoughts haha
Unlike you, Teresa, I’ve always loathed Maths. So it’s good to reappraise it through artistic eyes too.
Well, I just loved it when I was in school but I don’t know where it got me. I don’t think I was able to use it after that 🤣🤣🤣
Exactly!
Beautiful window frames. Have you been unwell, Teresa, or just on holiday over Christmas? I don’t remember seeing you around.
Just on a break. My hubby took leave so I did too. It was a good idea.
Yes, time away is a good thing sometimes. Glad you’re back.
What a pleasant sight outside the window! Thanks for sharing with Monday Window, Teresa 🙂
My pleasure PR.
Your framing on that first window is wonderful!! Getting a glimpse of the inside is interesting. Then, the contrasting light of the outdoors looks like a painting. Simply lovely. 😊
Thanks a lot, much appreciate your comment!