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i like the lines
Great quote and great shot.
I always thought stairs like that scary though.
This one and the one below are really wonderful. I broke into a great grin at each. We have to be somewhat responsible for our own safety, I guess. Thanks.
Thanks for you comment on my new painting too.
I like shots like these with the construction of stairs outside a building. Nice view and composition.
Jeanne ~ I’m a sucker for fire escae lines, myself.
Nicole ~ In case of a fire, they are only scary if you DON’T climb down them.
Nouveau ~ sometimes you just gotta escape…
Anna ~ thanks, Anna. There’s more to life in Madison than barns and farmers’ market, I guess.
wow! love the warm colors
I love the lines and colors. You have a terrific perspective on your “lines and angles” shots. This is a shot that is simply a joy to look at, but I sure can’t say why. It certainly is not a delicate flower (which you do with care and insight). Nonetheless, in its own way, it is intriguing to look at and enjoy.