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Western Industrial Area
Vancouver, B.C.
2013 Oct 05
I like the how the square of the pallet mimics the square windows and the square orange panels.
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The angle grinder can only cut into one half of the conductor rail. To cut the other half, the grinder is moved to the other side and the cutting process starts again.
Put a crystal goblet over some fabric I just bought to make a quilt. The colors are "repeating" in the facets of the goblet.
What is the subject, the pattern, the elements that make up the pattern, or what the pattern contrasts? Blog post at: www.kateyeview.com/2010/08/exploring-with-camera-repeatin...
This project was admittedly one of the easiest. However, though the easiest it was also one of the most fun. This project opened my eyes to the world around me. It showed me how many repeating patterns there truly are. It showed me how you walk and drive on leading lines every day! It really lifted my spirits for the tough week during the project. It made me focus on more than just myself and it helped me stop overreacting to every little thing because I realized that there is so much more than just my problems.
The repeating patterns was fun for more than just the imaging aspect. The most fun part was finding a repeating pattern that wasn’t in your face. I could have done a fence, house windows, stairs, anything that you encounter on a daily basis, but I didn’t because I wanted to break the routine. I decided to do the windows and design on the PAEC because it has been a big part of my 2 years at CHS. I have had many memorable and fun moments with the crew, with cast members, and just going to my girlfriend’s concerts in there.
The leading lines aspect was a bit harder. I again wanted to challenge myself and shoot a leading line that didn’t seem conventional. I decided to use my girlfriend as the subject and use the walkway by the music rooms as the leading line. I used my girlfriend as my subject because she is a big part of my life and I felt that I wanted her at the center of another picture, much like she is the center of my life. The walkway leads to the music room where she plays her instruments to practice for games, practice for concert, or learns something new.
The project as a whole was very fun. I enjoyed every aspect and for once felt like we had more than enough time. It presented a challenge that I truly enjoyed. It was fun from start to finish and it really helped me open my eyes to more than just myself. Overall it was a great project.
Taken for Daily Shoot assignment 442: "Make a photograph that features repetition."
Participants entries can be seen at www.dailyshoot.com/assignments/442
Taken on my Fujifilm Finepix S2000HD. Edited in Paint.NET.
Repeating patterns/ Leading Lines
Jacob Lampert
This project was actually very fun to do. I enjoyed taking all my pictures and they were very quick. My pictures are of a type of gutter. The other is of a gate.
The leading line is the gutter with grass in it. There was also a sprinkler and I like how it brings your eye to a grove thing. I also contrasted it to look a little better because the lighting was off.
The repeating pattern is a gate I found. I also contrasted it because of lighting. While I was waiting for time exposure a car drove by and left the trail of light you see.
All in all this project was very fun. I liked how it make me look for patterns and lines. I hope to have more projects like this later.
This artwork, "Long Wave" by David Rokeby, was installed in Brookfield Place for the Luminato festival.
www.spoonflower.com/fabric/642685
This fabric fetures a repeating pattern of running labrador retrievers in a small print, the actual pattern is about two inches tall
Large version on black background
...trying to capture repetition - not very successfully. Maybe zooming in even more will do the trick. There is a tradeoff between getting good repetition without losing the focus on what you are repeating. For instance, I wanted the imposing grill on the truck to be in the picture without losing the endless row of new trucks parked impeccably in a row. Dodge dealership in Norman, OK.
EF24-105mm f/4L IS USM | 1/100 sec | 105 mm | f/4.0 | ISO 3200 | Normal mode | 1/3 EV