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Went to the butterfly park to capture some shots of - butterflies of course. But there were none. May be it wasn't the season (?). Nevertheless, the flora was interesting enough too. This one is a random leaf of a random plant there.

A sandy area near the Laguna Madre, with some patterns carved after a storm had dumped a substantial amount of water on it. This is near sunset, and I was struck by the resemblance to an areal view of a desert.

I was looking for water photos in my file I can't believe I found this one taken before I was on flickr.

Patterns in the sand at Clam Harbour Beach.

Carpet pattern with some edits in Aviary. Taken with my iPad Mini. Ruminating on the dastardly events in Brussels today.

 

Day 82 of my 366 Project.

Patterns of pilgrims eating at the Kumbh Mela Festival in India. Photographed from a bridge.

This is a photo of a glass platter on the shelf at the Tusket Frenchies.

CBS, Northern Arizona

This is Wain Wath Force and using a Lee Big stopper to capture what nature does best.

From my Tiny Worlds Collection. This is not an AI created image. The pattern is totally random and interpreted by me, the photographer, and are naturally occurring crystals derived from the dried urine of a Serval (an African wild cat). The crystals are colorless and do not develop until the urine starts to dry. When placed under a microscope and subjected to a special polarized light (Nomarski Illumination) the colors appear. Variations in the thickness of the crystals varies the color. These crystals suggest to me purple mountains and amber waves of grain under a partly cloudy sky. Perhaps you have a different interpretation.

The crystals are microscopic and are composed of salts containing urates in the form of uric acid.

There is a lot to see in the unseen microscopic world. If one doesn't look, one won't find it.

Pattern published in Fall 07 Knitty.

 

Woodins are mysterious apparitions that inhabit fallen trees in the tickets of Central Park. Spotting them requires light footsteps and plenty of acorns to coax them out of hiding.

 

Photo by Makiko Sasanuma.

captured in spring 2018 on the observation platform of the big pagoda in eling park, chongqing.

Two garden tables provide this puzzling view

Tilla Kari Madrasa. Registan Square, Samarkand, Uzbekistan

Patterns in the bedrock at Clam Harbour Beach.

One of many on the path down to Coniston Water from Park Coppice.

NON SOLO BELLI DA VEDERE MA ANCHE BUONISSIMI

 

Il ciliegino, di colore rosso intenso e brillante a piena maturazione, si presenta molto consistente e ha un' ottima tolleranza alle spaccature, con la grande qualità della long shel life (lunga vita nello scaffale), quindi di buona conservabilità. Questa varietà è particolarmente apprezzata dai consumatori per la rusticità e la dolcezza del frutto. Destinato al consumo fresco, i pomodorini possono essere mangiati anche crudi o a pezzettini sulle bruschette, sulla pizza, su piatti come la caprese, carne alla pizzaiola, insalate fresche e genuine. Si preparano anche deliziosi sughi di sapore unico e eccezionale.

  

Note tratte dal sito:

www.ilgiardinodellemeraviglie.it/it/pomodoro-ciliegino-alto.

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NOT ONLY BEAUTIFUL TO SEE BUT ALSO DELICIOUS

 

The cherry tomato, with an intense and bright red color when fully ripe, is very firm and has an excellent tolerance to cracking, with the great quality of long shelf life (long life on the shelf), therefore good shelf life. This variety is particularly appreciated by consumers for the rusticity and sweetness of the fruit. Intended for fresh consumption, cherry tomatoes can also be eaten raw or in small pieces on bruschetta, on pizza, on dishes such as caprese, meat pizzaiola, fresh and genuine salads. They are also prepared delicious sauces with a unique and exceptional flavor.

  

Immagine realizzata con lo smartphone HUAWEI MATE 20 PRO

Naturhistorisches museum, Wien/Vienna

Rio Grande @ Santa Elena Canyon

I am a landscape nut, however sometimes looking up can provide some exciting results.

Zoom in to see the faceted surfaces better.

I made this free pattern for miseducated.net!

you can find it here:

www.miseducated.net/?p=1075

 

along with lots of other cool stuff!

Berene (HappySewLucky) and I combined our charm packs and some Kona Celery to piece this top. We'll be sending this quilt to Japan. The pattern is the same as Malka's sewing machine cover in Fresh Quilting, just bigger blocks. This quilt will be sent to Japan via www.quiltsforjapan.ca

Blogged poppyprintcreates.blogspot.com/2011/05/challenged-by-soli...

This shallow stream pool was covered by a thin clear sheet of ice resulting in the rippled ice creating a shadow pattern on the stream bed beneath.

im going to start uploading stuff like this. hope you like it.

The icicles that form on the rock face along Buckshot Lake Road have some interesting patterns.

 

Like most of you, December is a bit of a hectic month for me so hopefully I will get to see all of your images as quick as I can. In the meantime, I will thank you now in advance for having a peak at my images here.

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