15 Interesting Photos That Use Spirals for Composition

Spirals occur everywhere in nature and among human-made objects and can be a great way to add interest to photographic composition. These 15 photographs are great examples of how spirals can be used to add interest or as the main object of a photograph.

Mechanics' Institute Libary - San Francisco — Photo by Mike Behnken

France, Château de Beynac Exit — Photo by Vincent_AF

Light in the tower — Photo by Swaminathan

Artistic Wormhole — Photo by Steve Jurvetson

In Flames - Koh Tao june 2008 — Photo by Zoutedrop

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Had to add this spiral.
https://farm4.static.flickr.com/3458/3945717542_c16ff65888.jpg

And I had to add this tips, in New York you can find an really beatiful spiral staircase at The National Museum of the American Indian, so if you are in NY check out this staircase.