Yellow Line and Tyretrack by durleybeachbum
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I have a fascinating for these imprints.
Comments (21)
It is fascinating, especially when the person doing them decides on a liquid lunch before getting back to work. Wonderfully captured there, it's a whole new art. Nice capture.
Very cool capture Andrea it is amazing that some people cannot stay within the lines when required to - but then we wouldn't have some of the cool art like this to oooh and awww over.
... and you have the eye for that things Andrea!
A super abstract Andrea.
You always find the patterns in the tarmac :)
Excellent idea for an abstract
Now tell us what make of tyre it is.
There is always someone who has to drive on the lines before they are dry!!!!
Very nice capture of what looks like a desert pictograph. Must have driven across the yellow strip before the paint had dried.
A cool abstract. If it could be preserved, I could imagine future archaeologists pondering it's significance...
Your fascination is understandable. This makes a wonderful abstract.
Cool texture!
What Mark said. Absolutely!
amazing..... do they paste the yellow on? looks like an inch high (LOL @ winter clothes. wouldn't wear mine, is water ;-))
Oh my, even the yellow line painters do not escape your scrutiny!
Very cool shot girl.
Excellent shot on this not often enough appreciated object :)
Superb capture Andrea. God bless.
It must be the start of a new branch of anthropology, the history of tyre tracks...you'll be known as the mother of the science!
A nice random pattern and it looks like they drove over it before it dried!
anyone who's seen your abstracts, and abstract-ifications of realistic images can understand your fascination with these tracks. It's a minimal shot, but full of activity, from the dark stony segments of the black portion, to the indentations, shadows and detritus of the yellow line. Also, you have the bottom part of the track "taken over" by the black beneath it---as if the black stuff were growing into the yellow, like vines. Love that. Another of your studies of the patterns of nature and human structures. Real truth in these shots, if I can use that word; in that they're genuine studies as well as pure art.