Bike Lane Symbol and Boundary Photograph by Gary Slawsky

Bike Lane Symbol and Boundary

by Gary Slawsky

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Bike Lane Symbol and Boundary

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Gary Slawsky

Medium

Photograph - Photography

Description

A standard white bike lane symbol on street provides an interesting graphic minimalist image when viewed at a perspective that includes the nearby yellow vehicle boundry line in Red Bank, New Jersey.

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July 4th, 2016

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Comments (8)

Ann Horn

Wonderfully stark composition and color, Gary. f/l

Gary Slawsky replied:

Thanks Ann.

Gary Slawsky

Thanks Claudia!

Claudia O'Brien

Perfect, Gary f

Lenore Senior

Outstanding! Love this! v/f and my Pick of the Day in the Best of Minimalism in Photography!! A big favorite of mine!!

Gary Slawsky replied:

Thank you Lenore.

Nikolyn McDonald

You see the neatest stuff, Gary. I love the textures in the pavement and the clean look here - must have been freshly surfaced and painted. This is one of my two Picks of the Day in the Best of Minimalism in Photography group for July 16.

Gary Slawsky replied:

Thanks Nikolyn. I do some adjustments in photoshop but I am always on the lookout for freshly painted lines.