Focus point was the reflection in the mirrored glass of the building. The colors of the trees really stood out. Settings were adjusted to capture the photo in best light. Cropped and enhanced.

Me, my guitar and I, in Intermission

Grande su sfondo nero

repeating pattern

fone foto

Williamsburg Brooklyn is gross.. and beautiful

In this photo, the repeating pattern comes from the bench. Karina is sitting on the bench.

A friend and I went off on a photoshoot thinking we'd be shooting running water but we were disappointed in that but found some other delights instead

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Valletta, Malta,

I thought the hay bails where a repeating pattern in nature.

Inspired by Warhol's 1970's work featuring images of Chairman Mao.

Taken for a photo challenge that I can't seem to find right now

Canon EOS REBEL T1i | Manual | ISO 100 | 1/200 sec | f/3.2 | 50mm lens | SpeedLite 380EX

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Probably what gets to me the most, with the identical headstones spanning centuries of war, is that we do it over and over and over again, and still will.

GEDSC DIGITAL CAMERA

24"x 30" color pencil and oil pastel on black paper

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A repeating pattern in my shower curtain

peanut butter cookies were loved by everyone (2-23-13)

More wine. I wanted to blurr the rear bottles and concentrate on the front one.

Gower Street, London, UK. By Andrew.

This is the 5th picture in the series.

I love this image. It is the underside of the roof of a tower on a playground playset. I may retake this to get the line straight but I kind of like it at the angle.

the tool kits in this photo repeat of into the distance and are important part of the composition and create a sense of unity.

A pattern for a children's pyjama set, digitally coloured and edited on Photoshop.

repeating lines

Also a frog.

Not a great pair of shots, but I was interested in pairing the repeating objects. I do like the morning light in the top frame, though.

mr. puff wanted us to get repeating patterns so here is one in a pariking lot...

Which one?

That one.

Umm, which?

The one up high, by the orange things.

I still don't see it.

THAT one, over there, the shades are partially up! Are you blind?!

LOL, I could see that conversation happening between Eric and I.