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Taken during the Georgia North Camera Club Council 2011 Shootout. Didn't place but this is, personally, one of my favorite shots.
florence's duomo and bell tower, shot without any reference points, become nothing more than pattern. florence, july 2011
I'm in love with patterned jeans!
Pictured L-R: J Brand houndstooth (Nordstrom), BDG floral (Urban Outfitters) and Jack by BB Dakota Coolest Girl in School Jeans (Modcloth)
Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque, Isfahan, Iran.
Taken with Canon EOS 10 QD (film camera)
Scanned with Nikon SUPER COOLSCAN 9000 ED
I love the patterns on these leaves. Reminds me of patterns on seashells that are related to mathematical 'cellular automata'. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cellular_automata
In any case, they are very beautiful. Worth looking at large!
The leaves are about 2 feet long and 2 to 3 inches wide at the base. I neglected to note the ID.
Westcoast Weezie and Omnia have identified this as a kind of bromeliad. The "Genera Gallery" at bsi.org/ (Bromeliad Society International) lists about 60 classifications for bromeliad genera! Looking thru these quickly I would say that this bears some resemblance "Vriesea hieroglyphica". see bsi.org/brom_info/gallery/Vriesea/hieroglyphica.html
Even if this ID is wrong I still like the idea that the markings on this plant are like lines of writing.
Photo taken in the Smith Botanical Garden greenhouses.
Part of the Hotels Set (see Places collection).
A minimalist view of a hotel chair against a sheer curtain. Flickr did not render the colors true in this shot and I was not able to correct them in Picnik; the orange is not saturated enough and the contrast is off. Strobist: one 580EX into a silver umbrella far enough camera left to create shadow detail in the curtain. One room light camera right provided a little fill.
8 Free Patterns for Crochet Sun Hat --> wonderfuldiy.com/wonderful-8-free-patterns-for-crochet-su...
You can recognize their origin by looking at the pattern. If you concentrate on it a while, it gets more and more interesting.
I created this just before we started the ABSPD course, in anticipation! I look forward to doing more purely geometric patterns as well as loose sketchy and cartoony ones. Not sure which is my 'style' yet but look forward to finding out!
Found this old pattern when sorting my sewing stuff. It is dated 1944 so it was probably one of Mom's early patterns or Grandma's.