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I don’t always strive for symmetry when taking photos especially on trips. Here are some I dug up that fit the bill or almost.
This post is part of Lens-Artists Photo Challenge 116: Symmetry
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I don’t think most of us have symmetry in mind as we photograph Miss B, but our eye finds it anyway😊. These are terrific examples. I love the museum piece especially. Very powerful despite its simplicity. Do you remember what it was?
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Thanks! If I remember it right It’s part of the chinese display of relic at Tokyo National Museum.
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Great photos. Love the chapel, with its circles and lines. Excellent.
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Thank you. It has a warm, nice feel to it when you’re inside🙂
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Hi, Miss B. The lights in the chapel really mirror the dome above. Lovely symmetry. I also love those stone tablets. I wonder if they’re Egyptian? Great choices for the challenge.
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Thanks! If I remember it right the tablets are part of the chinese display at a museum in Tokyo.
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I’m no professional but they look pretty well aligned.
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Thanks!😊
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My pleasure 🌼
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