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This is a photo of sunlight refractions on the submerged sand patterns in the shallow estuary river that flows across the beach at Clam Harbour Beach.
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!
My coffee roaster helped me with this week's theme. The side of their package has this nice little pattern printed on it
For: Crazy Tuesday
Theme: Pattern
This is a photo of seaweed and beach sand patterns shaped by the retreating surf at Martinique Beach.
An artisan purse by Greg Roche. The leather is embossed and dyed cowhide. Total width of image is 2.75 inches. (The purse is 6x9 inches.)
For Macro Mondays "Leather"
In order to be able to produce as many vehicles as possible, the allied forces switched to Canadian Military Pattern. A number of companies started making parts that fit different brands. A good example is the series of Ford and Chevrolet, the C8/F8, the C15/F15, the C30/F30 and the C60/F60. Sometimes (especially with restored models) it is difficult to tell which brand you are dealing with. Below some points you can pay attention to.