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This is the fourth month of the Three Corners project, and it was by far the most difficult! Basically, 3 bloggers from 3 corners of the world setting out to post 3 photos at the end of every month based on a topic chosen at the beginning of the month. Lindy set the topic this month…
CIRCLES INSIDE SQUARES
And OMW, was it tough! So, without further ado, here is my take on the theme.
Vroom
Firehose sign
Storm water drain
Please check out Corey’s and Lindy‘s take on the topic on their blogs.
(excuse the different siggies, I’ve got a new PC and I’m playing with PS CS3 and my old templates are not working anymore)
Oh my word! I used to play in a storm water drain just like that one as a kid. Talk about a flashback!
the stormwater drains hooked into my eyeballs and made me look at them….amazing pic Jeanette!
you rocked it my friend.
mine will be up later today. 
I love love love the last shot. the reflections of the sun in the strips of water in the pipes. WOW! stunning!
I can’t wait to see what you pick for July.
Fantastic job!! For a girl that was struggling you managed to blow it away!! Off to check out Corey’s.
Yeah… I agree with everyone else… fantastic work… nailed it right on the head!
Wow! You definitely nailed all three! Fabulous!
Those are amazing entries! I love the first one. Very clever
That was a very hard theme- but I love the stormwater drains- now I’m wracking my brains as to figure out where they are lol
That was a hard theme ~ YOU did so well…
I have looked around here quickly to see if I could do this, but cant find one thing…
So very impressed…
Thanks about the advice…one more thing.
When you download your photo’s do you do them in HTML or blog them direct from the photo site…
I love your takes on circles within squares – well done Jeanette! They are awesome photo’s too
That last shot is awesomeness! I also like that signature!
Jeanette those are fantastic!! U definitely nailed it!! I love the last one too-the stormwater drains!
very clever takes on the subject. The last one is great, I love the way you use extreme angles sometimes to emphasize direction, and make something ‘everyday’ seem fresh and exotic!