November’s competition theme was “Geometry”. We had an amazing array of entries, many drawing inspiration from nature, architecture and science. The winning entry, by Ehsan Sanaei Ardakani, combined the geometric beauty of the city bazaar in Ardakan, Iran, with the colour, contrast and shapes cast against a stark blue background.
This month’s winner is this breathtaking image of domes in Ardakan, Iran. Ehsan Sanaei Ardakani managed to capture both the geometric beauty of the domes, which form part of the roof of the city’s bazaar, and the beautiful colour contrast that they make against the clear, blue sky. The geometry of the roof helps reduces the effect of the heat from the desert’s sun.
(Image: Ehsan Sanaei Ardakani)
Cube Houses
This image takes a skyward-looking view of the www.galinsky.com/buildings/cubichouses/ “>Cube Houses in Rotterdam. The Cube Houses were designed by Piet Blom as an offset cube design on a central column with three sides of the cube facing the ground & three sides facing the sky.
(Image: Jean-luc Brouard)
Cafe Society
Photographer Jurgen Dabeedin took this picture looking down from the top of the www.spinnakertower.co.uk/About_The_Tower/About_The_Tower.php “>Spinnaker Tower, Portsmouth. From the ground the tower looks like sails billowing in the wind and is used to represent Portsmouth’s maritime history.
(Image: Jurgen Dabeedin)
Five-sided bedroom light
Steve Coates took this colour photo on his iPhone. However he was surprised at the result. “The geometric light and shade on the ceiling are more dramatic than I remember them in reality†he says.
(Image: Steve Coates)
Biogeometric
This image shows the inherent beauty of the simple geometric patterns found in nature.
(Image: JP Trostle)
Facade
Simply entitled “facadeâ€, the colours and abstract geometry of this newly constructed building in the centre of Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, caught our judges eye.
(Image: Joe Calleri)
