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There are not many shots i take and i feel proud. This is one of my top 10 from the pictures that i have taken so far. Maybe in top 5.
This morning I came across a pile of PVC pipes out the front of a plumbing shop in town and thought this could make an interesting photo.
Use of the in-camera impressive art filter which brings out these tracks cut through the forest etched onto the fellside.
Changing what would be a very ordinary view of the street opposite into an interesting kaleidoscope of colour and pattern. Olafur Eliason untitled work at the Tate Modern.
It is interesting how you can find patterns in most of the everyday objects, in this case I found a pattern on my curtain. It is possible to see a linear pattern made by each part of the curtain. The sunset on the back creates shadows that helps to identify each element. The repetition of these similar elements creates a rhythm and unify the curtain as being one object.
With my latest crochet pattern you can make a cuddly dragon with claws, spikes and horns, but they will be just a big softy at heart. www.etsy.com/uk/listing/235916071/cuddly-dragon-amigurumi...
Originally posted to the Nicole Amanda Photography Facebook page: www.facebook.com/nicoleamandaphoto/photos/a.1130731690296...
Vector graphic pattern pack available for free download at www.free-vectors.com in EPS / AI vector format.
The patterns in the salt in this area almost remind me of the thermal basins in Yellowstone National Park.
Rain puddles form interesting patterns on top of a photovoltaic panel.
Interessante Muster von Regenpfützen auf einem Solarpanel.