Geometry Lesson

Another photo site had this challenge: walk 10 minutes from your starting point in any direction, stop, shoot for 10 minutes, leave and return to starting spot....
Ten minutes in the direction I chose got me to Salem's Riverside Park (good choice of direction on my part, I figured). First time I've been there. The hardest part was staying where I was, taking the stop part literally, and shooting for (only) 10 minutes. Including changing lens, 10 minutes went very quickly. This is a cropped shot, a ramp leading down to a pier in the water.

[Milanie]

What a neat idea - gets your mind really thinking.

[KWind]

What a great concept. I like what you found. Nice lines straight and curved.

[Phil Sandford]

The lines of this a fascinating.

[bkb in the city]

Nice shot. Lots of shapes there

[Cathie]

Very cool shot, Granagringa! Love the lines and curves.

[Granagringa]

@milaniet @kwind This really was interesting to try; glad I came up with something at all....thank you for commenting and being so positive!

[Granagringa]

@bkbinthecity @cathieg Thanks; I'm glad you like the lines and shapes in this. Really appreciate your comments!

[Danette Thompson]

Great idea and nice shot.

[Claes]

It is amazing how setting limitations often result in expanding a project. And really nice capture and cropping.

[David]

A good challenge to set yourself. Focusses the mind, doesn't it? Its a good result. One of my favourites in this vein is to take 100 shots in 30 minutes!

[Chris Johnson]

The curves and lines are looking good! I'm going to have to try this little challenge some day.

[Granagringa]

@danette @runner365 @cjphoto Thanks as always for commenting & kkeping the encouragement going!

[Granagringa]

@yrhenwr 100 shots in 30 minutes...that's an interesting concept...I'll put that on the back burner for now but sounds good.