Vanishing or Leading Lines
I always enjoy my chance to watch paths, tracks, and roads disappear at the horizon line.
Curves have a vanishing point
Grafton-Worcester-Line
Mumford River to its horizon point
Route 2 in Maine
The wires run forever over the desert and into the mountains
By the Canal in Uxbridge.
Bridge into Tampa
Winter in Northbridge
Photo: Garry Armstrong\
Hyannis to the Kennedy Museum
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Categories: #Photography, Cee's Photo Challenge, Composition, highways, Marilyn Armstrong, perspective, River, Roads
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Wow – gorgeous pics!
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I still remember vividly the endless roads we travelled in Canada and the USA, such a long, long time ago. The roads were undulating towards the horizon, lost at ‘the end’ in a sort of a haze, something we don’t have in small and alpine/lake-rich Switzerland…. Great photos, very inspiring.
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What a great selection of photos for this week. I simply adore your Tampa bridge photo. Thanks Marilyn and Garry 😀
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It really draws the eye into the picture.
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Some very good photos. Liked the bridge into Tampa.
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I think they have expanded it since I took that shot. It’s the only way in and out between two cities, so it gets very crowded and one accident backs up traffic for miles.
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