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Slumping or creep of a sheet of snow on a vertical surface (a car window). The arrangement of jagged lines looks vaguely like an ancient oriental landscape painting.
(cellphone camera shot, Jan. 2015)
C. J.R. Devaney
Love the beautiful pattern on the snail's shell.
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Shot taken this winter (2017-2018) in Pera di Fassa, Trentino Alto Adige, Italy.
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Those green leaves are of a Tamarind plant. The plant might have been planted by a bird. Thanks to the bird :)
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I of course had to try this out. Any tips on improving?
Explore #29. Thanks guys :D
Sometimes, patterns are just everywhere (Contax 137MD, Planar 50/1.7, Kodak Tri-X 400 at EI320 in PMK @ 23.5C for 12min, scanned on Plustek 7500i) - from the first roll of my Christmas marathon, as announced on 10 Rolls of Film podcast:
More to come very soon: second roll is already drying and a third one is already loaded into the camera No.3! :)
one of the private beach on Sperlonga south beach which seamed to be the "posh" part.
Have a look at the large version to see all the details under the umbrellas which give life to these pattern.
See where the photo was taken at maps.yuan.cc/.
I decided to go down to Burnside to try to get some shots of the elephant sculpture. It's a bad area but no one bothered me because it was too cold! Then I messed around with some settings to get this shot. Braving the cold was worth it today!
not good at the seams, I have to better this.
(Maria, esse foi inspirado nas suas pequenas iconografias)
This is a tumbler of water shot against a patterned background to illustrate the effect of water in refracting light.
An intriguing display of pattern and colours found on rusty old corrugated metal siding. (Granville Island, Vancouver)
Colored with fine-line pens. Drawing from a book named "Stress Less Coloring: Mosaic Patterns." Published by Adams Media - www.adamsmedia.com.
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