Patti‘s challenge this week is all about geometry in Architecture, Nature, & Daily Life. I agree, it is fascinating. The more you think of it and the more you discover…

Nature comes most natural (!) to me…so last week’s forest walk made this beautiful, impressionistic, geometric pattern for me to take home through the lens.

A visit to one of our distinguished architects and his old studio, showed us these strange clothes hangers. I took the opportunity to click!

Athens on our latest trip, made for both old and new geometrics. Somehow they work well together. Is it because of the water?

In Olympia we admired the remnants of this wheel from an old chariot. I think we all have seen Spartacus and other films where the heroes challenge each other with horses and chariots. Glamourous, but in reality – not at all.

More architectural geometry in Olympia. It still is a beautiful historic place that makes your thoughts wander. I always admire their ability to build and construct without a computer…today I guess everything will fall apart should we be reduced to our own calculations.

Geometry the Greenlandic way. Natural as well as man made – colourful!

Finally, this work of art speaks to us no matter who we are, where we live or when.

Thank you Patti, for a delightful challenge, and a special thanks to Sofia for her fascinating look at the imperfect, incomplete, and impermanent. Next week, it’s Beth’s turn to challenge us. Until then, stay safe and be creative!