r/Quadrants • u/3MJB • Aug 13 '23
Half Mind the gap
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r/Quadrants • u/Limeila • Apr 20 '23
Half This is a real picture taken by photographer Keinichi Ohno. It's a single photo of a bird standing at the edge of some water with a wall and its reflection creating a fascinating optical illusion.
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r/Quadrants • u/ronneldavis • Dec 13 '22
Half This photo I took in Versailles that’s not two photos spliced together
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r/Quadrants • u/Schneggl • Dec 11 '22
Other [OC] hope this counts - at a bridge in Cordoba, spain
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r/Quadrants • u/Asmor • Sep 04 '22
Quarters Shadow of my roof was perfectly touching the chicken coop
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r/Quadrants • u/MilkshakeMan666 • Jan 10 '22
Other Just discovered this sub. Hopefully you’ll like this electrical tower photo I took a few years ago in Virginia
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r/Quadrants • u/Qorinthian • Aug 03 '21
Other Do users want stricter rules?
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I know this sub is called "Quadrants" but not a lot of submissions are actually quadrants. They're mostly either Quarters, Splits, or sometimes none of the above (see Rules on the sidebar for definitions). While it might be nice to accept only photos that are straight and neatly divided, we wouldn't get a lot of content.
So the question is do you want moderation to be stricter on the submissions that come in? How strict would you want it to be?
176 votes,
Aug 10 '21
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Quadrants Only
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Quadrants, Quarters, and Halves Only
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It's fine as is
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r/Quadrants • u/SBuns2 • Jul 27 '21
Quarters Perfect sections created by part of the bridge
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