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This is a close-up B&W photo of patterns in a thin layer of ice that formed in shallow channels beside the river.

The wings of this dragonfly offer unusual lighted patterns

HMM

Sometimes things just catch your eye. Corn rows on Matsqui Prairie, Abbotsford, B.C.

Created on the surface of screwed rusty metal plates superimposed by laser light. Paris.

Beautiful ancient oaks at Brocton Coppice, Cannock Chase Forest. Planted for King Henry VIII to hunt deer.... now making patterns in the sky.

Sony ILCE-7RM3A

56mm F1.4

11Fountains are a group of fountains in the Frisian eleven cities that were placed in the context of Leeuwarden-Fryslân in 2018 (Cultural Capital of Europe).

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"The Oort Cloud" by the French artist Jean-Michel Othoniel in Franeker refers to the astronomer Jan Hendrik Oort who was born in Franeker and came up with the hypothesis that an Oort cloud must be located in the outer regions of the solar system, far away from the planets. The cloud is symbolized by the mist rising above the fountain. The water runs down from a large bowl. This is supported by a kind of dark pearl necklaces. One pearl has the color of the moon and one has the color of the sun.

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11Fountains zijn een groep fonteinen in de Friese elf steden die in het kader van Leeuwarden-Fryslân in 2018 (culturele hoofdstad van Europa) zijn geplaatst.

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''De Oortwolk" door de franse kunstenaar Jean-Michel Othoniel in Franeker refereert aan de astronoom Jan Hendrik Oort die in Franeker geboren is en met de hypothese kwam dat zich in de buitenste regionen van het zonnestelsel een Oortwolk moest bevinden, ver verwijderd van de planeten. De wolk wordt gesymboliseerd door de nevel die bovenuit de fontein opstijgt. Het water loopt vanuit een grote schaal naar beneden. Deze wordt ondersteund door een soort donkere parelkettingen. Een parel heeft de kleur van de maan en een heeft de kleur van de zon.

 

Bron: nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/11Fountains

meer info

11fountains.nl/en/fountains/franeker/

www.othoniel.fr/fr/studio/commandes/2018

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Heavy rains this morning and then all sunshine!

As this very colorful! and loud! umbrella was drying it reminded me of a butterfly

Los Quebrantos beach, Asturias northern Spain.

From the Aarhus Art Museum (ARoS), in Aarhus, Denmark - November 14, 2021.

Nothing dramatic. I just liked the way the fern curved amongst the other leaves.

Walking through the main square nearby Baixa-Chiado, patterns in the pavement play with one's perspective. A pigeon in the top right sets the scale.

Ordine Lepidoptera

Super famigliaPapilionidea

Famiglia Nymphalidae

Sottofamiglia Argynnidae

Genere Argynnis

Il nome di questa farfalla Aglaia appartiene ad una figura della mitologia greca e deriva da Aglaos che significa splendente, bellissimo. In sanscrito Agla-y significa colui che porta il fuoco.

In entrambi i significati il nome è azzeccatissimo per questa farfalla splendente e bellissima dal colore arancio molto caldo. A dire il vero le farfalle con le caratteristiche di colori, disegni (soprattutto della parte superiore) e dimensioni molto simili sono tre: A. adippe, A. aglaja e A. niobe, che sono praticamente indistinguibili senza un'attenta osservazione e la verifica della parte inferiore delle ali posteriori.

La Argynnis aglaja è complessivamente la farfalla più comune delle tre, diffusa in tutta Europa in piccole colonie anche a basse altitudini, anche se in Italia è più comune sopra i 1000 metri. La parte superiore delle ali, come detto, è di un bellissimo arancione con disegni neri, mentre la pagina inferiore delle ali posteriori presenta, come quasi tutte le farfalle del suo genere, delle brillanti macchie bianche con uno sfondo verdognolo accentuato, che la rende facilmente distinguibile.

E' una buona volatrice che ama gli spazi aperti ed è dotata di un volo rapido. Fortunatamente sosta frequentemente a suggere il nettare dai capolini di cardi e centauree, il che consente di osservarla e di fotografarla con una certa facilità.

 

Il periodo di volo va da Giugno ad Agosto e la larva si nutre di specie del genere Viola.

Halle-Neustadt, East-Germany, 10.2017

Creative sowing by local farmer grows into awesome pattern and texture on this South Hummocks farm in rural South Australia.

On car - feather pattern

Very tiny spider's webs in coastal bushes attract dew overnight, and glitter with their crystal jewels.

If you press “L” the view is more spectacular!!

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Last week I visited Berlin. 24 hours aren’t much time unless you are Jack Bauer the main character of 24. I came to visit my good old friends. If you read this, thanks for everything, it was a great time.

 

Of course I took come shots of the great architectural scene over there. The first is of a place called Sony Center. It has a roof which is made from parts that are supposed to look like sails.

 

As I really love sailing this planets oceans the roof was of course fascinating to me. If you ever go there be sure to bring a wide lens. The roof is really huge. You are not able to capture the whole thing with a 18mmm on a crop camera!

 

However… The locations also reminds me on all these movies where people sit in a spaceship shooting around with guns in front of these huge glass wall with the space in the background.

 

If you have ever seen a movie like this you might know what I am talking about

 

I wish a beautiful and creative week to all of you!

 

Ben

 

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Well, I loved my grater pattern so much I thought I'd try one with different colours underneath. It reminds me of rainbow sherbet, lol!

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