21 Clever Uses of Geometric Patterns in Photography
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By Mike Panic on in Cool Photos, Featured [ 4 Comments ]
When I started to put this article together I knew two things were going to dominate the subject matter. Architecture and lighting / shadows. Properly photographed architecture is an art unto itself, doing so that showcases the unique aspects of a building, or portions of a building really takes your breath away. Same thing can be said about light and how shadows have a direct impact on it. Framing these photos it’s hard to say if the photographers goal was to showcase geometric patterns as the primary focal point, but they sure did a great job of it.
![il buco nero [stairs in lecce, salento, puglia, italia, italy]](http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3147/2332857211_c2ea7f12fb.jpg)
![il mondo è fatto a scale [stairs in lecce, salento, italy]](http://farm1.static.flickr.com/35/71758867_2c723e2e8b.jpg)
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