Corrugated

I've photographed this corrugated building at Maitland a few times and every time I take a photo it changes slightly.

Here is a photo of it taken for my topics theme in 2014.

http://365project.org/onewing/topics/2014-10-07

I just love all the different textures, it has such character.

This building is the rear of one of the shops on the High Street in Maitland and you can see this side of the building as you walk along the path by the riverside.

[Susiangelgirl]

Nice one Babs

[julia]

Great shot of lines .. wonder what all the pipes 'do'

[Newbank Lass]

Looks an interesting house.

[Barb Newcomb]

I love the squiggly shadows across the corrugations.

[Babs]

@susiangelgirl @julzmaioro @newbank @beachdog Thanks, this building is the rear of a shop and you can see this side of it when you walk along the riverbank.
The pipes are sewer pipes Julia.

[Annie D]

it is so interesting isn't it - so many cool textures and shapes

[Hazel]

Fab textures and verticals!

[Yao RL]

There are a lot going on here.

[Wylie]

it does have a fab collection of lines indeed!

[Valerie Chesney]

Great shot, lots of horizontal & vertical lines.....

[Leana Niemand]

Love the lines.

[Lady Magpie (Heather)]

Interesting capture with the various textures.

[Chris K]

very interesting to compare the two shots Babs. I can see your attraction to all those great lines and shadows

[gloria jones]

Great capture of lines, textures

[Sally Ings]

Great to have found this and to be able to reshoot different pics over time!

[carol white]

Great lines and patterns

[Pat Knowles]

Unusual to see that heavy down pipe on the lighter corrugated tin....it looks so much heavier!

[Helen Jane]

There is certainly character in this and a great mix of vertical and horizontal lines.

[bkb in the city]

Nice pov

[sally agnew]

Nice use of light and shadows Babs :)

[Jen Hudson]

Love all the lines and texture from the corrugate.

[Ron]

What a great variety of patterns, lines and textures you've captured here Babs. For those who tend to find faces in inanimate objects, I believe the clinical term is pareidolia, you can almost make out a face in there. And no, I'm not a pareidoliac!

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Great shapes and patterns.

[KWind]

Nice composition!

[phototart]

Full of character & texture. The strong sun light helps here too. No graffitti?

[Babs]

@stray_shooter I can see the face too and the crooked smile. I'm not a pareidoliac either

[Babs]

@paulmann Very little graffiti in Maitland.