Weekly Photo Challenge: Curves
“In all things of nature there is something of the marvelous.” Aristotle
Barn swallow nests with a curved opening. — Photo by Pat Bean.
They Abound in Nature
I’ve flow across America many times, always if possible in a window seat, where I spent much time staring at the earth below. I found that the land was almost always sectioned off into an endless array of squares. We North American humans, it seems, like our boundaries straight and neat.
I realized just how true that was hen I flew in a plane over Kenya and Tanzania, where a landscape square was a rare thing.. Here the land retained much of its natural curves.
It was more picturesque, and I liked it better.
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The window seat, I could spend hours looking at clouds and sea and the long way down.
Jim
Its the only way to fly, but traveling is still best done on the ground to get the best views of the landscape, on legs or bicycling are even better. Thanks for commenting Redjim
Love these shots & birds!