Now this I like.......very much! Eye catching and unusual. I love the way the yellow plastic piping breaks the symmetry of the horizontal lines!

Thanks, Keith. Your comment made me think that this photo was inspored, unconsciously) by this painting:
vancouverartinthesixties.com/archive/80

I take a lot of photos that have this type of inspiration. They're in an album called Tribute:
www.ipernity.com/doc/fitzgerald/album/1294982

Thanks for the insight.

Thanks for the link John...........I've just had a quick look and it seems I've seen pretty much all of them. I just didn't realise you'd collated them into one Album.

Part of my obsession with my unconscious, Keith.

well done

Happy weekend:)

Thanks, Ammemarie, and a happi weekend to you.. This may be it's phoyo's unconscious inspiration:
vancouverartinthesixties.com/archive/80

Minimalism of an intriguing sort. I expected a moire pattern, but the lines aren't close enough - thank heaven.

This may interest you. Keith's comment got me to think of this possible inspiratuon:
vancouverartinthesixties.com/archive/80

Splendid capture! Stay well!

Admired in: www.ipernity.com/group/tolerance

Thanks, William. This may be it's unconscious inspiration:
vancouverartinthesixties.com/archive/80

Great minimalism !

Thanks, Ulrich. This may be it's unconscious inspiration:
vancouverartinthesixties.com/archive/80

this boggled my mind the first time around. still does.

The mind should be boggled once a day in summer and twice a day in winter, Sarah, to keep it fresh and invigorating. Here's a link to something mind-boggling that Keith's comment reminded me of, and that may be the photo's unconscious inspiration:
vancouverartinthesixties.com/archive/80

Fascinating conundrum, this!

Thanks, Diana. It may have been inspired unconsciously by this:
vancouverartinthesixties.com/archive/80

Absolutely brilliant! I cannot look too long or the stripes start moving;-)

Thank you very much, Gudrun. I've thought for a long time that a photo should attack the eyes.

Well seen and a great minimalist composition, John.