Lines
As ordinary as lines sound, they are everywhere; both manmade and in nature too. When we look a little bit closer we can see that they are a thing of beauty.
Lines above at The Sky Garden, London
Black lines in the sand in St.Ives, England
Thin lines of tree trunks during Autumn in Santiago, Chile
Curved lines in the most arty tunnel at King’s Cross Station in LondonOne line in the sand in California, USA Perfect lines of colours and shapes in The Serpentine Gallery, London
A single line of water in Geneva, SwitzerlandLines leading us to look up in London
Lines taking up to the top of the hills in Valparaíso, Chile
Follow the lines made by tyres in Canaima National Park, Venezuela
Line shadows on a sunny day in Santiago, Chile
Lines and lines of colourful jewels and mirrors in Jaipur, India 
Curved lines in the sand in Pupuya, Chile Lines of lights hanging from the trees on a summer night in Cartagena de Indias, Colombia
Lines of powdered chocolate in London
Lines to tell you that you have been in the sea too long in Florianopolis, Brazil
Lines into nature in San Pedro de Atacama, Chile
Lines that give a clue of age in Kew Gardens, London 
Lines to create art in Shoreditch, London
Lines of light in London
Beauty really is everywhere…
Marcella xx
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Beautiful – love all the little details of this post. I will look out for the arty tunnel at kings cross next time I’m there too 🙂
Thank you! And yes, you should!! It’s a piece of art 🙂
you have very creative ideas for your posts:)
Thank you! 🙂
I love these sorts of posts from you – they are always so creative, not to mention, showcasing your fantastic photography! Loved it. (and yay – thank you for featuring me!!)
Thanks so much, glad you enjoyed reading 🙂 And, I loved your post from last week!!
What an interesting way to look at life when traveling! #WanderfulWednesday
Thanks! 🙂
Absolutely stunning, Marcella! These are some of your best yet…
Aww, thank you, Clare!
Oh I loved this! Such an interesting collection of photos to put together!
I’m quite partial to lines of trees, dirt paths in the countryside and railway lines! Those are my favourite.
Thanks so much!! 🙂 Tree lines are always so pretty to photograph!
These are such beautiful photos Marcella! I showed this post to Mandy last night and she couldn’t get over how creative you are. She said, “She just must have one of those minds that works that way.” and I so agree! I would never be able to look through my photography and be able to focus on one small precious detail. But you’re inspiring me to try!! 😀
Thanks so much!! 🙂 Such a lovely think to say! To me, it’s the perfect excuse to look through each and every one of my photos and get all the happy memory feelings going! 🙂 You should defo try it as I am sure you would find something!
Your posts are always so beautiful and thought provoking! You find the most beautiful details in nature and around you all the time, and I love it!
Thanks so much for the lovely words 🙂
awesome pictures! I love how your creativity shines through in your posts. 🙂
Thanks Carrie! 🙂
Wow some great leading lines in these photos: you could give an amazing lesson on composition! My favourite is the San Pedro de Atacama one, it’s gorgeous
Thanks so much! 🙂 Such a lovely comment!
Another beautiful collection of photos, and such a creative theme! The lines in the sand are so interesting that nature just formed them that way! Oh, and for some reason, I didn’t know that you’ve been to California!
Thanks Anna! 🙂 Yesss, I went in 2007 when I was in Arizona for Christmas (I had family who lived there at the time), and we spent a few days in California while we were there. The family who then lived in Arizona, now actually live in California.
Beautiful photos!
Thanks!! 🙂
These lines are great lines! I love looking at things a slightly different way. My favourites are the lights in trees in Cartagena de Indias, the jet d’eau in Geneva and the lines in the sand. Probably because those are new every time you look at them 🙂
Thanks so much! It was fun to put all of these photos together in one 🙂
Wow this is beautiful! All absolutely gorgeous photos – and yet so simple! That tree bark really mesmerised me. I know in college I was doing a photo projects on trees and that stunned me, I couldn’t find good ways of taking photos of them. But that photo, wow!
So sweet of you, thanks so much!! I love to take close up shots 😀