March Monthly Challenge - "Intersections"

I saw this in the week.



An intersection of buoys.

Canon RP and a 70-200 f4 L

Gary

 

Intersection of hessian cloth threads.

 

peak hour traffic is still peak hour traffic, nomatter, what country you are in.
This image was taken with a little Canon Power Shot S100 IS, not a fancy or latest camera but it was in my console of my car.

 

Goodness me Craig, I wish the school run was as quiet as this in my little rural village - I honestly don't know where they all come from.

 

Intersection of almond trees

 

Keith, some times it is really bumper to bumper and hardly moving at all, a great majority of them are transporting school kids , too lazy to walk. When the school hollidays are on , there is much less traffic.

 

This reminds me of the Apricote orchards at Richmond in Tasmania, when I worked there picking the Apricotes.

 

Ohm, great example of intersection.

 

MacA2448,- nice urban photography, showing the intersection of street signs.

 

Gary, great landscape showing us the intersection of the buoys.

 

Thumbnail, intertwined frames and color form a beautiful image.

 

Craig, despite the inconvenience of the queue, you have created a pleasant photograph.

 

E-man, great photo of the rows of almond trees, they give depth and perspective, making the lines seem to converge at the end.

 

If we look at the terrace through the fence, we see that there are three intersections.

 

The cake wrapper was held together with a string that formed several intersections.

 

The Dracaena marginata, its leaves form intersections.

 

José, of the three images you put up, I quite like this one the most.