Lines - Image Bank

In these two photos, the lines originate from the centre. This is effective as it shows you have one dominant line, and the rest springing out of them. In the first photo, I think it is further enforced by the use of colour. The green is a lot bolder amongst the blue background and justifies the lines much better. The second photo is still effective as it appears the horizontal lines are also coming from the vertical one, however, this is not as effective as it is more subtle. 

These next two photos show lines in architecture. The first one is inspiring to me as the lines do not go directly across the image, however in a circular motion. Therefore adding more depth and giving the reader a better image in terms of shape of the building. On the other hand, I prefer the photo of the bridge as it shows a completely different perspective of the city. While showing how it is made and the core foundations, which are visible clearly.

This photo of London underground interests me as the photographer uses the lines very cleverly in order to create an illusion of being inside the tunnel. The lines of the floor show the viewer the direction of the tunnel, however the lines on the ceiling which go towards the lens show a different way. 

This photo is one of my favourites as it is set up in an extremely intelligent way. The lines from the blinds show the light shining through therefore illustrate the lines there. These are then reflected onto the face of the man, and further highlight the lines in this photo. The use of black and white makes the separation of the lines stand out; while the right side of the room is lit up, on the left side - all that is lit up is the lines on the mans face.