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LINES AND CURVES



The top and bottom photos were taken on my LRT rides in KL  near KL Sentral.I got this habit to be either at the back or at the front of the train so that I can see nice views as the train moves over the city landscape and take photos.Lines and curves attracted my attention and I took photos whatever I like.May be it is because I studied engineering drawings when I was at school or at the university to become an engineer.






As my interest in photography grows horizontally and vertically,I started to see more lines and curves which I did not realise before.Examples of lines of trees as shown above and below.Lines and curves are every where when you began to see them in your every day life.






Here,you can see the curved roofs of Info Centre  and the curved cascades of water in Putrajaya.






This shot has shadow lines and lines of architectural details..




The shadows of lines on the floors and the colourful lines on the walls..






Masjid design involved a lot geometrical forms-lines and curves.



Last but not least,we can see tracks of lines and curves when we walk,run,cycle or drives.I love all of them.

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