What's YOUR angle ...

I was thinking about how much I like angles. I appreciate how lines and shapes meet. I enjoy textures and contrasts of angles and shapes touching, contracting or expanding, and complementing.

I like the angles encountered in business dealings. Having an angle isn’t inherently a negative thing. It reveals how various goals align and make for a better whole. They individually can be disparate, but make a more attractive, an aesthetically pleasing entirety.

I suppose some human-related angles of intent can be catawampus rather than straightforward. But it is engaging and entertaining to see what’s put out there and what results.

I think I prefer the entirely random (?) relatively straight angles, triangles and clean shapes that catch my visual attention from time-to-time.

With only my Treo camera to capture those lucky happenstances , I feel restrained, but compelled to snap them, nonetheless.

Here are but a few …