Scaffolding

Well dear all here is my offering for today. It has been one of those weeks so far for me where the phojo was no flow jo. But looked out and saw this thought the pipes, planks etc made some interesting patterns.
Friday tomorrow and week end not far away. Thanks for the visit, keep clicking

[Lady Magpie (Heather)]

Yes very interesting lines and I quite like the complexity of the composition. It may be just scaffolding to many but it's surprising what you can see. FAV.

[Phil Cameron]

funny how the things we see everyday can make an interesting photo :-)

[Karin Hirsch]

this shot has a lot of flow jo, nice pov

[Paula W]

You're right there are some great patterns here.

[Steviepix]

That's well seen with the patterns and textures.
That's the thing with the 365 - even when it seems there's no subject for a photo, out it pops! :)

[Louise]

Not a bad shot, the lighting is nice. You should see some of my 'bad photo day' shots from last year - they make this look great! It's almost impossible to take a great photo everyday!

[Ivan]

Something we often pass by, so nice to have a moment to see its intricacies, excellent capture. Fav!

[Tony]

Interesting maze of lines and light and shade.

[william wooderson]

It's expensive work putting up scaffolding.

[Fisher Family]

Interesting perspective of scaffolding. I've never considered its artistic merit and must take another look at the scaffolding around York. Katharine

[Padlock]

@fishers have to say it was more like desperation than artistic capability.

[Peter Dalling]

Looks lik a grand's worth of scaffolding in view here. I have seen quite a bit of scaffolding in my job and I must admit I have never thought of photographing it as a subject. I am usually trying to avoid it to get the record picture of the work being done on the building.

I shall look with new eyes.

[Phil]

Love all the criss-crossing. I think this would look great in B&W too... (another idea for another low-mojo day..)