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Stylised tree branches with colourful leaves are set against a bright, geometric background in shades of yellow and orange. The overlapping shapes and vibrant colours evoke a sense of autumn.
Geometric shapes of varying shades of green form a stylized forest against a light yellow background. Transparent circles overlay the triangular tree shapes, creating a layered effect.
Bold, geometric birds in shades of blue and purple soar across a vibrant pink background. The background features abstract patterns with squares and circles, adding depth and contrast.
The sky reflected from the surface of the water in a side channel of the Blue Springs run during a period of high water in Blue Springs State Park.
Merry Christmas, to everyone celebrating!
I've redone, with slight variations, the July 10th Theme - 'Dots'
Only a few of many hundreds, if not thousands, of old staples on a telephone pole, after all the posters were torn down. iPhone 5s photo edited with PhotoWizard on an iPad Air and paintified with Brushstroke.
Abstract shadow of a streetlamp on a concrete wall with textured white line patterns, taken in Pilisvörösvár, Hungary.
A vibrant, abstract landscape features a tall house with many windows standing beside a leafless tree. Bright yellow and orange stripes stretch across the ground, with multi-colored leaves blowing across a swirling blue sky.
Ripple patterns in calm water. Maybe a slight breeze helped shape the patterns, I don't recall. Surface ripples over smooth granite, near the Tuolumne Campgound, Yosemite.
A mesmerizing dance of light and texture, where abstract shapes flow like ripples in a liquid mirror. The interplay of tones creates a visual symphony of movement and depth. This was created using one of my digital photos and Filter Forge, and Lightroom. Rotate it around and find the flow that works for you, Wayne.
Ground art comprising two 240ft.-long sections in the center of 'B' Street in downtown San Mateo, California. These newly painted murals, entitled "Cultural Pattern" were designed by Rafael Lopez de San Roman Blanco (1981- ), a professional muralist born in Spain and based in the United States. Blanco has been a studio artist since 2004 and has an extensive exhibition record both nationally and internationally. More recently, he has been transforming his studio background in order to create large-scale public mural paintings in the United States.
'B' Street, once an active downtown thoroughfare, is today a permanent pedestrian mall along between First and Third avenues. Segments of the street were closed temporarily during the 2020-23 pandemic. The San Mateo City Council later moved to permanently close the street to traffic.
Colourful kites with various patterns and designs float against a vibrant yellow background. Ribbons or tails in different shades add a dynamic and whimsical touch to the scene.
A geometric composition features overlapping rectangles in varying shades of blue, intersected by thin yellow lines. Circles add another layer of complexity, creating a dynamic and modern look.
Soft light, shallow depth, and a quiet moment beneath the surface.
Bubbles drift along a rock in a slow-moving stream, forming a natural abstract that feels almost weightless. A monochromatic treatment brings attention to the shapes, tones, and gentle movement rather than the color — turning a simple scene into a meditative visual study.
The founding entry in a "what am I looking at?" album, to be developed. This is a close-up of the base of a large granite boulder, also shown in another shot. The rock is gradually being eroded by wind and wind-blown gravel. Anyone have an idea what the dark gray inclusions might be?
For the mysterious monochromatic mandala and more, go to: www.michikofujii.co.uk/blog/n6eywr63k49azs2ge4wmhy8cfysh6y
The abstracting of visual elements in order to recognize their particularity has become automatic, but seeing, combining, and creating them as integrated 'wholes' will remain a lifelong challenge.
Freeman Patterson
Glorious islamic designs and patterns at the Blue Mosque in Mazar-e-Sharif, Balkh Province in Afghanistan.
The mosque's attendants, have raised the doves since the mosque was built in the 12th century. Since then, the birds have become one of its famous symbols.
The shrine, located in a flower-filled park in the centre of the city, is believed by some to hold the remains of Imam Ali - the Prophet Muhammad's son-in-law.
Legend has it that the doves are pure white because of the sanctity of the mosque, and that if a dove with a speck of colour flies in and stays, it too will turn white as snow.
About 10,000 white doves are said to roost atop the Blue Mosque's spiral minarets and arches.
The rapidly flowing waters of McCoy Creek reflect the sky above and overhaning tree branches in interesting abstract patterns. Meanwhile, a red leaf caught on a submerged tree limb adds a bright touch of color.