I took this near Big Spring Park.

Repeating pattern.

Bricks

high-fired stoneware with oxide stains and oil paint

13" x 12"

the repeating pattern of paperclips.

Repeating Pattern

Repeating for the fingers, and you can see the quilted effect emerging.

Photo by E

This is inside of Crowder library. Crowder students are too busy to read all these books. Most of the time there are not many people who try to read those books. That is why there is no one in the picture.

I was playing around with repeatiting flash today... one monkey became 4

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Loved this grating down a hall at the Gonda building

supermarket trolleys - lined up and ready for action

previously posted (to my now defunct account) at ephotozine 03/04/06 - small size as required by the site at the time.

It's a long way.

You said it

Day 35 of Project 365.

Picture two from my walk about Wellington Crescent. I'm a sucker for repeating patterns, and these red doors caught my eye.

The entrance to Giada at the Cromwell. Beautiful!!

I think I'm addicted to Kaleidoscopes.

This is the image that I choose to meet requirement 4, repeating patterns. There is a pattern to the lay out of the windows, the brick work and the iron work )or whatever it is) in the upper windows.

This will be the 2nd picture of the series. This is construction fencing from a site near my house.

high-fired stoneware with oxide stains and oil paint

13" x 12"

Welcome to the hive.

This project surrounding photographing repeating patterns and leading lines was a very interesting project to complete. I had a lot of fun looking around my area for patterns that I do not normally notice and realize their beauty.

For my repeating lines picture, I photographed the pattern of the tiles on my roof. This is my favorite picture out of the two I took. I like this picture because of the vibrancy of the colors of the tile as well as the angle from which I shot the picture. I think that this angle made the photo more interesting than if I took the picture from straight above.

For the leading lines section of the project, I had a little more difficulty finding a good location to shoot. I took pictures at five different places near me and had a hard time choosing which one fit the criteria best. Ultimately I chose this picture of the fences leading up to a trail that I found. I really like the bright white fences in contrast with the dirt ground and the tree in the background, which emphasized the line in the middle. I am somewhat happy with the outcome of this picture, although I wish I could have found a better, slightly more interesting location.

Overall, this project helped me to notice things around me that I would normally ignore. I am really happy with the finished product of my repeating patterns portion, however I think that I could have done better with the leading lines picture.