Geometry in living colour (and toilets) #SundayStills

What is geometry?

Having been married to the Mathematician for 40+ years you would think I’d have a good handle on all things mathematical – but no, I don’t!

In fact, I have probably deferred to him in all things mathematical over the years, which hasn’t been too detrimental to my lifestyle I have to admit!

But it was interesting when the theme of geometry came up a few years ago in a family photo challenge, I struggled, despite being told, by you know who, that geometry is all around us.

I ended up shooting this playground because I loved the curves, lines, and shapes – which I attributed to geometry. Apparently I was on the right track 🙂

Geometry in living breathing colour
Geometry in living breathing colour

I also loved the bright colours!

An artistic toilet block in New Zealand

This amazing toilet block was in the same area as the playground, we were touring around New Zealand at the time, and it appeals to my mathematically challenged brain.

The town of Kawakawa on New Zealand’s North Island, is well known for its Hundertwasser toilet block and the artist, Friedensreich Hundertwasser was known for not liking straight lines! Did you guess that?

The angles, the creativity, the colour, the whole quirkiness of it just begs me to share these photos again!

Hundertwasser toilet bloack in Kawakawa New Zealand

You can read the post from our travels, back in 2017, here: An artistic toilet block on the tourist trail in New Zealand captures our imagination

Doesn’t it just blow your mind? Believe me seeing it was an interesting experience!

Anyway that’s my take on this week’s theme of Geometric for #SundayStills. Make sure you visit Terri to see her post and her wonderful photos.

Next week Sunday Stills is all about summer bugs and as it’s mid winter here that might pose a problem!

Now, if I could just capture a snowflake that would be a perfect geometric photo! Yes it’s snowing here again ❄️

Thanks for stopping by and taking a moment enjoy these images with me. Your visits are always welcome.

Debbie 🙂

I’m also joining Cee and Marsha for their weekly challenge: PPAC – Photographing Public Art Challenge

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24 Replies to “Geometry in living colour (and toilets) #SundayStills”

  1. Wow, Debbie, that artwork in this bathroom is truly amazing! I like your first image, too. How inspired was this artist to create such an interesting “go” experience for people. First-ever post to make it into the toilet for Sunday Stills! LOL! If you don’t have summer bugs–maybe some winter ones?

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    1. We had a whole year of doing photo challenges as a family and I learnt a lot from my sister and brother-in-law as we went along. The geometry of the toilet artwork still amaze me.

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  2. Hi Deb, these photos are fabulous and unbelievable. How cool. I would have trouble walking, though! LOL. Speaking of bugs, I would bet you have some bugs in your archives! Your computer might have a bug or two? What about some things that bug you? Have a great week. I know you will think of something clever. 🙂

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    1. Hi Marsha, yes I’m thinking outside the square for my ‘bug’ post – your ideas are great too, many thanks for the suggestions. These toilets were fantastic in real life.

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