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I came across these lovely ice patterns on the bonnet of a car, it reminded me of the frozen windows we used to get in my childhood. I just added a bit of contrast and vibrancy to enhance the patterns.
Looking out on the harvested wheat fields, Pete Seeger's song started playing in my head. Turn, turn, turn. 'To every thing there is a season, and a time to every purpose under heaven'. There's a time to plant and a time to reap. The stages, the patterns and the rhythms are a part of life. Hopefully they help us all to thrive and to find peace.
Rain droplets on the radiating rosette of leaves from the Chocolate Aeonium. Quite a few patterns occur in nature, especially fibonacci in floral and other growth patterns
This is a close-up B&W photo of patterns in a thin layer of ice that formed in shallow channels beside the river.
This tiny refrigerator magnet has an amazing pattern of scales - plus it has the rubbery feel of a real fish skin. It is older than the hills - but I still treasure it.
Posted for Macro Mondays theme; "Unusual Patterns."
HMM everyone!
Came out one morning last week to find these amazing (and huge) patterns on the roof of my car. Add in some reflected light from my neighbours red brick house - and you can get some pretty interesting effects!
Crazy Tuesday theme: “PATTERNS IN NATURE”
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Beautiful ancient oaks at Brocton Coppice, Cannock Chase Forest. Planted for King Henry VIII to hunt deer.... now making patterns in the sky.
Looking down the staircase this seemed very obvious a thing to create..........
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Patterns in a current flowing across Port Maitland Beach, diagonally juxtaposed with patterns in the sand created by the tide and waves.
Striped patterns are usually caused by layers of sediment that have accumulated over time.
Beyond the stunning colors, an ongoing reminder of how a natural canyon has recorded the passage of geologic time.
Shot from a narrow passage while hiking one of the most scenic canyons between Nweiba and Saint Catherine.
Witch hazel blooms in the cold air — a small sign that the season is turning.
Brooklyn Botanic Garden, Brooklyn, New York.
This is a close-up photo of exquisite patterns in the sand that I photographed at low tide at Martinique Beach.
Creative sowing by local farmer grows into awesome pattern and texture on this South Hummocks farm in rural South Australia.
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Vormen en structuren op de Zandmotor.
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