Leading lines

Powerlines (scanned Fujifilm Acros100 B/W film)

Powerlines by Photobygms, on Flickr

A very different line:
The Line between West and East. (The old Iron Curtain)

Being raised during the cold-war periode, I visited the former border near the Brocken many times but was never able to cross the border.
Finally we could cross the border after the Iron Curtain came down
We visited the Harz region again in October 1990 during the first days after Germany became one country again.
Still many things that reminded of the old border were visible even after the fall in 1989
We literally could go through the opened (iron) curtain and hiked to the Brocken Summit.

Used Ilford HP5 and a Pentax P30 with some SMC Pentax A lenses back in those days
Developing was done with Ilford Microphen in a darkroom at a local newspaper back in 1990 where my father used to work.

An opened fence by Photobygms, on Flickr

Tomorrow October 3 it is "Tag der deutschen Einheit“ in Germany a national day and public holiday (33 years after the German Unity this year)

Great image and backstory

Thanks.
Yes, you may use this image.

Regards,
Joe.

Salisbury Cathedral

Chapter house

The roof space over the nave

Looking east from the west window

Leading lines? Maybe, but which way? The cloisters.

Steve Thomas

Just leading to the pole:

If no response, you can use this similar one any way you like, Arvo.

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Not I, and I wonder if they all reach their intended destination! 😁

David

A power linesman's absolute nightmare. He must wake up in a cold sweat every time he is called out.

Steve Thomas

Love these - excellent samples with very interesting perspective and lines!

Wonderful! A great image of this fence with some really interesting historical background.

Playfair steps in Edinburgh , we lived in Edinburgh for a number of years and there are a lot! of steps 😀

More Edinburgh steps , leading up to the Nelson monument, I think I hear tubular bells in the background