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Appearance may be deceptive, this rugged creature loves peace,

Duncan Rawlinson's "Radiant Mosaic" explores the synergy of photography and artificial intelligence. This artwork blends intense colors, bold patterns, and floral elements, creating a visually striking piece that redefines contemporary art through innovative digital methods.

 

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I love abstract patterns - I find them so intriguing. I always try to work out how they were put together. I like to follow each line and see how all the lines join effortlessly together forming a beautiful pattern.

 

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Stained glass Abstract Design

Abstract patterns on the lake in Stanley Park, Blackpool.

 

Week eight theme - rat's eye view

Week 8 - 57/365

Deep Background.

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Lightgrams are an example of slow speed photography in which the shutter is kept open for a long time in a dark room to capture dim lights. These were created by hanging an LED from a thread from the ceiling to a height of about 4 ft from floor, while keeping the camera facing upwards on the floor underneath the LED. The LED is swung in erratic paths, and thanks to gravity and simple harmonic motion, these patterns are created. The different colors were caught by placing a colored transparent sheet over the lens, and changing colors intermittently.

Lightgrams are an example of slow speed photography in which the shutter is kept open for a long time in a dark room to capture dim lights. These were created by hanging an LED from a thread from the ceiling to a height of about 4 ft from floor, while keeping the camera facing upwards on the floor underneath the LED. The LED is swung in erratic paths, and thanks to gravity and simple harmonic motion, these patterns are created. The different colors were caught by placing a colored transparent sheet over the lens, and changing colors intermittently.

Leaf miner induced leaf variation

Feeding tunnel of a leaf miner.

Tunnel d'alimentation d'une mineuse de feuille

 

Variation foliaire induite par la mineuse des feuilles

Mineuse de l'ancolie (Phytomyza aquilegiae)

Aquilegia - Columbine (Ranunculaceae)

  

Vintage 1950s Sleeveless Dress with matching jacket. Abstract floral pattern is stunning!

 

Got a bargain lens, the Sigma 17-70mm.

 

This is a variable aperture lens or so called consumer lens. It is less bulky than my 18-50mm F2.8 version.

 

But it got a farther reach and it fills the gap between 50mm and 70 mm before I move to 70-300mm zoom.

 

The consumer lens is also known as a snapshot lens because it is light and we usually shoot without the tripod.

 

We are more care-free on composition and just point and shoot anything in an improvised manner.

 

I was testing it in a very bright sunny afternoon. The light is a bit harsh and the contrast is not very good in the pictures. I want to test it more in other lighting conditions.

 

View On Black

Mandala-Apple Tree / LA Co Water BLDg-1

 

Modern Mandala - This Modern Mandala reflects the poetic imperfections of reality forced into rhythmic visual meditation of the divine simplicity of life.

To make my hair barrettes, I first draw and cute several different flowers into cardboard box. I use those patterns to trace and cut the flowers on to my fabric.

 

I arange the cut flowers how I want them, and sew them all together. After that. I sew on the clip. I pick out a seashell that I have collected on the beach, and glue into the center.

 

This Hair Barrette was made completely out of Androsia Fabric, the Hand Batik fabric of the Bahamas.

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Abstract light patterns on glass container

 

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Assignment 52-112012

Repeating Pattern Abstract.

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Pattern and Colour Play - Hand Stamped

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A fun afternoon trying to find interesting patterns in the rocks near Low Hauxley. I thought this portrait of an old man with a goaty beard looked comical. Thanks to my wife for discovering it.

These magnificent sandstone sculptures created by time and nature are found on a Navajo American-indian reservation at Antelope Canyon near the town of Page in northern Arizona. The narrow gorge 'slot canyon' is a photographer’s paradise because the waters that roar through it after a desert rainstorm have washed away portions of the canyon walls. What’s left behind are gentle swirls and abstract patterns on the remaining sandstone, enhanced by brilliant colors that multiply when the sun peeks over the rim.

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This shows only the inner side of the glass, to isolate and emphasize the pattern. It may not seem unusual until you don't think about what it is long enough to look at it closely. Maybe it doesn't look abstract after it's named.

 

You might recognize this if you ever drink buttermilk. Each arc is from the ring left on the curved surface from milk getting lower and lower after each time I drank a little more. Maybe other kinds of milk – possibly also thin milkshakes – leave similar patterns.

 

An iPhone 6+ photo edited on an iPad Air with PhotoWizard and Procreate.

I found her on the beach. The receding surf had left behind this abstract pattern that caught my eye. You must take the image as a whole, the shadows and highlights appear to form a shape of a naked woman with those 2 mounds as her breasts, and the mini gorges running down from top right corner down across as her head/face profile.

 

I shot it before the next surf could wipe it away.

  

Today I wanted to show you how some of the patterns that I’ve previously shown you for ‘My pattern design of the week’ would look like as wallpapers. The patters have been slightly changed and I’ve also added a few other design elements to them where I thought the design needed a little extra work.

 

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I'm not sure this is photography. It did start with a photo of lemons and then.....

it went somewhere else. It's definitely a mosaic. And I definitely had fun creating it.And since I've made quilts for years I guess I've created a quilt idea.

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A yellow and white digital art geometric pattern I created in Photoshop. I love the yellow white color contrast, and particularly love this pattern on a Throw Pillow and some of our other products.

This pattern could also be multiplied to make a large bright wall mural.

 

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I've been intrigued lately with some beautiful images I've seen of smoke, and I've decided to try it. This is from a first attempt this morning using an incense stick, window light and a black background. The window light isn't all that bright and I ended up shooting this at 1/15th of a second and a ISO 0f 640. As a result it's not as sharp as I'd like, and there's a lot of noise. Still, I like the pattern.

I don't have an off camera flash, but I have ordered some fluorescent studio lights, and I'm going to see if I can do better when they arrive.

  

Others of my smoke images can be seen in my Smoke set. www.flickr.com/photos/9422878@N08/sets/72157625415055236/

Today I wanted to show you how some of the patterns that I’ve previously shown you for ‘My pattern design of the week’ would look like as wallpapers. The patters have been slightly changed and I’ve also added a few other design elements to them where I thought the design needed a little extra work.

 

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Daddy O laptop skin

 

Cool abstract retro cool laptop skin. Trick out your laptop with something fun and colorful. Drawn in Adobe Illustrator. © Andi Libberton Bird All Rights Reserved.

 

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This artwork by Duncan Rawlinson explores the latent space through the combination of contemporary photography and advanced AI techniques. It features abstract patterns and modern design, blending old and new aesthetics to provide a unique visual experience and a fresh perspective on digital art.

 

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Downtown Seattle with abstract close-up of building facade.

 

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table top, slovokia, spring time

Holes in plastic - abstract pattern randomly created by viewing a laundry basket at a different angle. Tried creating a 3-D view without the need for glasses :-). If you look closely, in the larger version, you will see a tiny interloper into this setup, namely a tiny sand-fly (I think) :-). It is sitting on the edge of a hole in the top left corner.

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