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Cobbled together #1
After our most recent meeting of Coffee and Cameras, I decided to copy a friend’s challenge – going out with only one prime lens. On this occasion I opted for my 25 mm lens (50mm equivalent). But, it didn’t stop me looking at details!
I also adopted (stole) an idea from another friend – looking at patterns in cobbles.
P105-9077 Taken at: South Inch, PErth, Scotland
The pattern is blogged here. If you make one, please please tag it #patchworkdeathstar. I'd love to see it.
One lovely plant showing off it's lovely leaf patterns!
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I always like the surface patterns on invertebrates. This one looks like a labyrinth.
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Based on late 17th century French pattern design, discovered in Provence region - hence the name. I've developed the steps to reproduce it. Enjoy :)
Shot with a Canon A-1 with a 50/1.4 using Kodak Tri-X 400.
Took this photo during my short 1 week break back in Hong Kong for my birthday. Big thanks to Euky who volunteered his own time in taking me to this location for the shoot. I was always fascinated by housing estates and the lifestyles which surrounded them even though I have never really lived in one myself. With the government tearing these places down in favour of newer public housing these places are really getting rare too. Hopefully this one lasts till the next time I am home for me to shoot it again. View On White
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Bongo (Tragelaphus eurycerus) photographed on the Kilimanjaro Safari in Africa at Disney's Animal Kingdom in Walt Disney World, Orlando, Florida on Saturday, September 19, 2020.
Bongos evolved striking black and white patterns to help them hide in the dense forests of Africa. The patterns worked so well the species was not discovered until the 1950s. I explore this on my AllEars blog this week at Pattern and Repetition at Disney’s Animal Kingdom.
This tangle pattern is named after the stretch of the River Soar that runs through Leicester. The embankment was renovated some years ago, and incorporated new railings containing this pattern. I've included my photo of them in my blog post. I also declare this to be my 50th tangle pattern!
All my tangle patterns (now over 50 of them) can be found at my blog perfectly4med.wordpress.com
mình nên lấy pack nào cho scrap típ theo đây?
trên hay dưới?
chắc mình cũng ko ác đến mức mà diếm res cho riêng mình đâu nhỉ
hứa là mai sẽ public link nhé^^
link nóng hổi đây, kekekeke