Pictures for the neat and orderly
If you’re even ever so slightly OCD and like things organised just-so (my kitchen cupboards are an homage to this), the collection of photos at Things Organized Neatly will sate your desire for straight lines, neat piles, and perfectly formed boxes.
Austin Radcliffe, who runs Things Organized Neatly, thinks of himself its curator. Some of the photos are his, but many are found or submitted by other followers. None is available to buy, which is a pity because some would make terrific postcards.
My favourite happens to be the radial carrots, but go take a look for yourself and let me know what you think.
(Headsup to The Guardian.)
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Comments
An almost irrestable combination of thing on that site. I'm now tempted to head home to put things in their (*coughs, tries not to appear too obsessive*) right place, and then start to learn how to photograph them. Somehow I never suspected that my slightly obsessive need to move thing and organize them might lead to photography.
I had maybe thought it might lead to too much hand washig, but nothing camera related.
//Rikard
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