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Taking advantage of some of the improved framing capabilities of Pattern Artist version 3.2. The frame is created from a modified version of the "Between The Holes" pattern, posted a while back.
Lower Antelope Canyon has always held my fascination and I never pass thru Page, Arizona without a climb into its incredible recesses. In fact, if you browse thru my photostream, you'll come upon a number of my favorite slot canyon images - all in color. And so, when my August issue of Outdoor Photographer arrived a day or two ago, I had to admire the b&w cover shot by one of my inspirations - Elizabeth Carmel. Thus, duly inspired, I set about converting a few of my Fuji Velvia images into black and white. I do love the panoply of colors created by the sunlight bouncing from wall to wall, but I must admit, the patterns are fascinating in black and white.
View on black or gray / B l a c k M a g i c
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I like the one with the white background a bit more....
what do you think? do you prefer the "perfect" one or the other one?
I am not normally a fan of a busy image, but I liked the colours and pattern formed by the crosshatching of grasses and the contrasting texture and shapes of the water droplets.
We have several of these growing in our yard - they produce ornate patterns of complex leaf structures and are used as "backdrops" with brighter flowers in front.
This is a simple tangle pattern, that may be similar to others out there, but was based on a late 17th century French pattern design from the Lyons area. I've developed the steps to reproduce it.
Explore - Mar 15.13 #363
ODC "The Next Level"
I need to do more night photography!
Solar lamp in our neighbour's garden casts its light on the surrounding snow. This is a colour shot.
Best when viewed on black.
This is a photo of strangely organic patterns created in the sand by a very shallow stream that flows in a wide fan across Clam Harbour Beach.
Looks like men aren't the only things subject to male pattern baldness. Shot in the new Godwin Biodiversity Preserve in Surrey, BC. (Because, well, where else would you find dandelions except maybe all over North America, South America, Europe, Middle East, Asia, or Australia?)
Patchwork on the parking lot asphalt next to our apartment complex looks like a work of abstract art.
Finally manged to take this photo. Will be showing a few more.
Slawek Staszczuk is the name of our teacher on the day, already featured in the Landscape Photographer of the year book! Here is the link to his photo taken on a better day www.flickr.com/photos/bruslaw/6063341534/ I do recommend his stream!!
Others took some great photos on not such a great day:
www.flickr.com/photos/65136743@N02/6427365251/in/photostream
www.flickr.com/photos/herb1815/6446104181/in/photostream
www.flickr.com/photos/65769282@N03/6426929697/in/photostream
The mood and colours are so much more realistic than mine!! A great one!
Some of ours might look similar but it is such a learnign experience to be able to see what the 3 others were able to create on the day in exactly the same environment!! :)
i didnt have anyone to hold the camera tonight... so just tried my luck...
this one had some fuzzyness... but it is the best out of the entire set :)
These made it to Interweave Crochet Magazine Summer 2009 issue. The cupcakes were included in an article on crocheted food :)
I used the same pattern, but changed the colors ^_^
I took a photo of the magazine article: www.flickr.com/photos/stripeyblue/3719901544/