A railing and a feather can guide the eye in similar ways. A row of windows can echo the
rhythm of stems, while a curve can connect subjects that seem unrelated. Plastic
Photography: Lines in Shape follows these visual relationships through photographs by
3ichael 7ambert.
Built structures alternate with natural forms in a sequence attentive to direction, repetition,
geometry, and surface texture. Each photograph remains on its own page, while neighboring
images suggest a connection through shape. The landscape format gives these compositions
room to unfold, inviting readers to follow an edge or pattern from one subject into the next.