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Here are a couple of patterns that I recently made. I had so much fun drawing just simple doodles and playing around with them! I love patterns, can´t wait to make more!
A MILLION THANKS TO ALL THE COMMENTS LEFT IN THE LAST 2 MONTHS AND ALSO AN APOLOGY FOR NOT ANSWERING TO YOUR SWEET WORDS. THE LAST TIMES HAVE BEEN PRETTY BUSY AND I DIDN´T CHECK FLICKR. THANK YOU!♥♥♥♥
The brush needed a larger hole, which proved to be no problem : )
Just figuring things out. Testing. It's always just a test here.
Press "L".
Pentax 67ii, SMC 45mm f4, Heliopan sh-pmc CPL, Hitech orange, Lee GND 0.6 HE, Agfa APX 25 developed in Kodak D76 1+1, wet-mounted drumscan.
I was preaching at the 10:30 service at Copthorne Chapel this morning. This interestingly figured panel is on the speaker's lectern. I have often admired it.
Beautiful music of the blues! the best rock music! Great video !!
R.I.P.Calvin
I wish you a wonderful start into the new week. Keep on rockin ', o))
Calvin Russell Behind The 8 Ball Live
Grato por todas as visitas e comentários.
Gracias por vuestras visitas y comentários.
Many thanks you all for your visit and comments.
Merci beaucoup à toutes de vos visites, comentaire et Fav. dans ma Galerie.
Jorge Viana Basto
Bit of a strange one this. Living in Beeston, I had decided to make the effort to visit the Clifton side of Beeston Weir. Having made a number of images of the weak sunset, I stood by the water's edge for a moment to ponder my next move. My lack of movement must have given the nearby wildlife some false confidence, and seconds later I heard a rustling in the nearby grass. A tiny mouse ran out, glanced at me, then dashed under a rock. I thought nothing more of it until I began making abstract images of the froth patterns on the surface of the water and was astonished to see one of the froth patterns reveal something that looked a little bit like the mouse that I had just encountered!
Spring and autumn for me, there are so many great subjects at these times. I thank you all for your wonderful images that make me get out there to try and get some images for myself. Thank-you so much for your great encouragement.
Patterns beneath our feet
The next four pattern photos were all taken in Perth city centre. I was heading in for coffee with a friend, so I left about 15 minutes early to look for some photo opps.
So, a challenge and a time constraint… and a lens constraint – only using my 14mm.
My first shot was the patterns in these cobbles. I think they are mesmerising.
P102-9058 Taken at: Marshall Place, Perth, Scotland
Our brains are pattern-detection machines that connect the dots, making it possible to uncover meaningful relationships among the barrage of sensory input we face. Without such meaning-making, the natural and interpersonal world around us would be too chaotic.
Seeing no pattern where a pattern exists, is more dangerous...