Mata- mata,Kalahari

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Thanks to the sun the leaves made a beautiful pattern on this tree. I was relieved to finally made an image that met the monthly assignment of my photo club : "patterns".

Waterlily leaves

Madison Photography Meetup - Assignment

Nature and natural settings grab my interest. I've boiled that interest down to three aspects of nature - Random, Abstract and Patterns. Various shots taken over the past weekend, three uploaded, this one as my Patterns offering.

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Patterns left by the receding tide on the Gwent levels near to Redwick.

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#abfav_winter

I love patterns and minimalism, I have many images taken over the years.

Some are more abstract than others.

Snow and frost are great at setting off details we otherwise pass without seeing.

Have a glorious day and thank you, M, (*_*)

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Begonia leaf "Angel wing"

It was done in the morning, before I had to go to sleep,

I was so tired that I had vertigo,

This landscape was done initially like that,

oil thick brushes and pastels, knifes and mixers,

I also work on a variant with a more 3D look but even if it look nice ,

I think that it looks overdone and I prefer this first variant ( which eventually look overdone either)

I have a good time with my painting activity and try to pass over all the other computer problems,

all my projects are for a later time but I hope they will be better on that occasion.

I will keep going with the photography, when I will be going out of the house which was not the case this days.

All the best to you,

I hope You enjoy this festive days .

Yarrow flowers for Macro Mondays Theme: Unusual patterns, June 22 2020

For My Northern Friends, Things are looking up around here !

Minolta X-700, MC Rokkor-PF 58/1.4, Ilford Delta 100.

Utrecht - The Netherlands

Patterns in the rock at Clam Harbour Beach.

Flickr Lounge ~ Patterns

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Another floor design. This one is probably not too novel, but I haven't really been playing around with these elements very much, so it was fun to try out :)

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Sand patterns on Dhail Mor beach, Lewis, Outer Hebrides with an incoming tide.

29/118 Man Made Patterns

B&W flora, Alaska

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An interesting antique purse that had a unique pattern on it that I thought would be worth posting for this week's Macro Monday challenge. It is made up of old shoe strings braided into a pattern.

Taken with a Carl Zeiss Jena Tessar 50mm 3.5 on an extension tube, on a Canon SL1 camera.

Colourful tiles in a beautiful pattern on a street bench

The first one of my 111 pictures in 2011 challenge. No 27 - fruit... plus 2 textures to distress it a little. Plus, clearly, too much time on my hands!

Hyles euphorbiae (Linnaeus, 1758)

Tree nymph butterfly - idea leuconoe. I think, no doubt someone will put me right, I hope!

39/52 in 2023 challenge: patterned.

Very exciting for me since I had never written a pattern of any kind before. This particular one is entitled "Fairytale Mushroom Cottage" ~

this was the 6th of 7 pincushions to debut in Quilt Fabric Delights - Pincushion of the Month Club in Australia! Thanks Sarah for letting me be a part of this fun adventure!

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Sevilla - Spain

Macro Monday - Patterns in Nature

Underside of a fern

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Explored April 20, 2018 # 278

This is a close-up photo of ice pattens in a shallow stream flowing across Clam Harbour Beach.

The orange lift bridge in Hamilton made amazing reflections in the water.

I was intrigued with the patterns, not unlike those on a shell, that formed when this water droplet quickly froze. You can see where the air bubbles were pushed out by the quickly freezing water. The result is nothing short of beautiful.