Double Crossed On The Street Corner Photograph by Gary Slawsky

Double Crossed On The Street Corner

by Gary Slawsky

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Double Crossed On The Street Corner

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Gary Slawsky

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Photograph - Photography

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The intersection of white pedestrian crosswalk lines and yellow curb when combined with patterened brick and handicapped step plate creates an interesting collection of interconnected shapes and colors.

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July 30th, 2015

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Comments (8)

Marcia Lee Jones

Love it!

Gary Slawsky replied:

Thanks Marcia.

Karol Livote

Well seen & captured, Gary F&L POD

Gary Slawsky replied:

Thanks Karol!

Jeff Swan

Awesome Gary

Gary Slawsky replied:

Thanks Jeff.

Nikolyn McDonald

oops meant to add: One of my two Picks of the Day in the Best of Minimalism in Photography group for August 6.

Gary Slawsky replied:

Thanks Nikolyn.

Nikolyn McDonald

Fantastic textures, colors and especially design elements in this one, Gary. Love how you composed it to emphasize the symmetry - quite unexpected in an image of this type.