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Rivulet Erosion formed these features at the Cannonball Mystery location in Theodore Roosevelt National Park, North Unit, North Dakota, USA

Surging Pacific Ocean surf viewed from a high vantage point on East Anacapa Island, Channel Islands National Park, California, USA

Tendrils of blowing snow along frozen Dead River in February in Marquette County, Michigan, USA

Navajo Sandstone shaped like cauliflower, cracked into polygons, at White Pocket, Vermilion Cliffs National Monument, Arizona, USA

Trees reflecting on waves on the surface of a lake in central Michigan, USA

Ripples on Trap Lake along the Pacific Crest Trail, Mount Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest, Washington State, USA

Ripples catching sunlight on Mitchell Creek, Clay Cliffs Nature Area in Big Rapids, Michigan, USA

Frost on a windowpane during a cold December in Central Michigan, USA

Revealed to us as if by magic on a foggy Saturday morning.

Rock patterns ade by intrusions at Lottie Point beach area in Deception Pass State Park, Fidalgo Island, Washington State, USA

[Iris sibirica] Also known as Fleur-de-Lis

Closeup of spectacular ice formations of Eben Ice Caves, Rock River Canyon Wilderness, Hiawatha National Forest, Michigan, USA

Who ever said thistles are ugly? This is another one of amazing shape, texture, and color.

Patterns created by overnight freezing of ice on a March night in Woodland Park and Nature Preserve in Battle Creek, Michigan, USA

Closeup of spectacular ice formations of Eben Ice Caves, Rock River Canyon Wilderness, Hiawatha National Forest, Michigan, USA

Parents test out their daVinci helical screw helicopters during interactive keynote STEM workshop at EYH Conference conducted by Dr. Diana Wehrell-Grabowski.

Parents test out their daVinci helical screw helicopters during interactive keynote STEM workshop at EYH Conference conducted by Dr. Diana Wehrell-Grabowski.

Gray Pine, Pinus sabiniana, needles close up in Pinnacles National Park, California, USA

The patterns on this amaze me, as do patterns in general. But I like the way you can actually see a tree in this leaf.

Ripples on Trap Lake along the Pacific Crest Trail, Mount Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest, Washington State, USA

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Early light on Pinyon Pine on Navajo Sandstone shaped like cauliflower, cracked into polygons, at White Pocket, Vermilion Cliffs National Monument, Arizona, USA

Cirrus cloud over Navajo Sandstone shaped like cauliflower, cracked into polygons, at White Pocket, Vermilion Cliffs National Monument, Arizona, USA

Rushes along the edge of a shallow lake Yellowstone National Park, USA

Frost on a windowpane during a cold December in Central Michigan, USA

Columnar basalt formations along Reynisfjara Black Sand Beach in Iceland {No model releases; available for editorial licensing only]

Water drops and reflections on a car hood in Michigan, USA

One of the images for my Photography class final project - Patterns in Nature. I looked at different types of patterns, like migration, foot traffic, erosion, etc.

   

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Stock photography by Melany Sarafis at Alamy

Pattern of ripples and rocks along North Fork Skokomish River, Staircase, Olympic National Park, Washington State, USA

Patterns of pancake ice on the nearshore saltwater off Fogo Island, Newfoundland, Canada

Hugo's "flower to butterfly"

 

Sweet, bide with me and let my love

Be an enduring tether;

Oh, wanton not from spot to spot,

But let us dwell together.

 

You've come each morn to sip the sweets

With which you found me dripping,

Yet never knew it was not dew

But tears that you were sipping.

 

You gambol over honey meads

Where siren bees are humming;

But mine the fate to watch and wait

For my beloved's coming.

 

The sunshine that delights you now

Shall fade to darkness gloomy;

You should not fear if, biding here,

You nestled closer to me.

 

So rest you, love, and be my love,

That my enraptured blooming

May fill your sight with tender light,

Your wings with sweet perfuming.

 

Or, if you will not bide with me

Upon this quiet heather,

Oh, give me wing, thou beauteous thing,

That we may soar together.

 

~ by Eugene Field

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