Although I played softball for almost 20 years I'm not really a big baseball fan. However, with the World Series only days away I figured I might find some inspiration at the baseball field near our school. It was a cold and gray day so I had the field to myself. While I was taking pictures I found myself more inspired by the geometry than the sport. I guess my subconscious is preparing itself for the upcoming geometry unit in Grade 6 Math. Whatever the reason, my eyes seemed to be attracted to the various lines and patterns on and around the field.
Although I played softball for almost 20 years I'm not really a big baseball fan. However, with the World Series only days away I figured I might find some inspiration at the baseball field near our school. It was a cold and gray day so I had the field to myself. While I was taking pictures I found myself more inspired by the geometry than the sport. I guess my subconscious is preparing itself for the upcoming geometry unit in Grade 6 Math. Whatever the reason, my eyes seemed to be attracted to the various lines and patterns on and around the field. 
4 comments:
I know exactly how you feel. I have always been drawn to the patterns of life and I try to photograph textures too. I have to remind myself to look at the big picture often. I usually miss it because I am too busy with nature's patterns. I LOVE that bleacher shot.
That's the first thing I thought when I saw these photos: I love the geometric patterns you captured! Great depth of field in that first photo, too.
Nice point of view.
I like these a lot. As Susan said, a great perspective.
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