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A vibrant display of contemporary graphic architecture along the water. This image captures the striking blue façade of the modern Falcon Rowing and Canoeing Club boathouse in Oxford. The sharp symmetry of the four gables is beautifully contrasted by the bold, primary-colored geometric patterns on the ground-floor shutters, all perfectly reflecting into the calm surface of the River Thames.
From the courtyard you get to the chambers that contained one or more burials. This tomb number 2, has a door flanked with two small pillars, it's said that each had a statue of sphinx on its top.
These limestone tombs, are painted to simulate alabaster and marble. There is also a cobra frieze.
They are decorated with multi-colored geometric patterns and fine fresco ornaments.
The tombs at Anfushi, date back to the third century BC, about 250 BC, with the late Ptolemaic and early Roman eras.
Alexandria, Anfushi tomb number 2
FLASHBULBS! coordinated set in lime green by Penina. Get it on your choice of high quality fabrics, wall coverings or gift wrap at Spoonflower.
Toilet paper stacked with heavy contrast creating abstract patterns.
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A lone figure stands in the middle of an immersive light installation, surrounded by vivid red, orange, pink, and blue geometric patterns. The mirrored floor and walls create a kaleidoscopic effect that makes the scene feel futuristic, surreal, and almost infinite. It’s a striking blend of portrait, abstract art, and immersive photography.
Angled seams divide weathered grey metal panels streaked with orange rust. The flat light and tight crop turn a roof or cladding surface into an abstract pattern.
Vibrant yellow tights captured in profile with dramatic natural window lighting.
This photograph is part of my exploration of color in men's fashion. The bright yellow creates an energetic, optimistic mood, while the natural shadows from the window blinds add dimension and artistic interest to the composition.
I'm fascinated by how different colors evoke different emotions - yellow brings energy, confidence, and positivity. Combined with the geometric shadow patterns, it creates a striking visual statement.
Shot entirely with available light in my home - proving that you don't need expensive studio equipment to create compelling fashion photography.
Part of my ongoing "Color Expression" project documenting colorful men's legwear.
Camera: Smartphone
Light: Natural north-facing window
Time: Mid-morning
Editing: Minimal adjustments
My experience has been that bargain direct warehouses are usually unattractive. This one is maybe less-unattractive-than-most?
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In downtown Follansbee, West Virginia, on July 8th, 2020, a building (erected 1946) on the east side of Main Street (West Virginia Route 2), south of Broad Street.
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The lozenges were formed by careful arrangement of 48 "special" concrete blocks.
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In East Lansing, Michigan, on April 11th, 2020, an office building (built 1961) on the north side of East Grand River Avenue (Michigan Highway M-43), west of Durand Street.
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Rows of glazed blue, violet and turquoise tiles form a staggered geometric pattern broken by white accents. The close, flat framing turns the wall into an abstract field of color and texture.
The Dazor casts this pattern on the ceiling. The regular geometric pattern is suprising. The top of the lamp is perforated metal and the light bulb is a multiple element LED.
I prefer to use LEDs where possible. Unfortunately, it takes a lot of them. There are seven LED spotlights on the south wall of the living room, and I still use a 300-watt moguhl base incandescent for reading.
"Riawena" is a wonderfully stylised Streamline Moderne Art Deco Villa in the Melbourne suburb of Thornbury. Its name is taken from the Australian Aboriginal word for "fun" or "sport", which is an unusual choice in the 1930s, when so many people were naming their houses after English or American places.
Standing on the corner of a busy main thoroughfare and a much quieter side street, this well proportioned stand alone villa is extremely large and sprawling, with its original garage next to it behind a high wall. The clean uncluttered lines of the house, the speed lines around the pedement of the rounded portico, feature bricks in geometric patterns and the overall low slung design of the house are very Streamline Moderne in design.
The whole property is surrounded by a low fence with plain pillars and wrought-iron swirls inserts and a gate featuring a geometric Art Deco pattern.
The tree in blossom in this photograph is a prunus; a genus of trees and shrubs, which includes the plums, cherries, peaches, apricots and almonds. This is an ornamental variety, which burst into blossom almost a month before usual owing to an unusually warm spell of weather just prior to the photograph being taken.
Abstract image of office building with window reflections of trees and unusual architecture design
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The effect is not thrilling enough. Maybe they should have tried making the bricks stick out a little more.
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In Hamtramck, Michigan, on December 30th, 2018, outside the "Children's Clinic of Michigan" (built 1958) at the northeast corner of Conant Street and Norwalk Street.
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The roof of Antwerp Central Station, shot from hand. I was passing on a rather unproductive day when I looked up and this pattern caught my eye. I tried to get as central in the pattern as I could. The original photo was shot at 3:2, so the main change I made here was simply cropping it to a square.
I attempted to play around in Photoshop with making a symmetrical image, but I found the end results to not look right. Maybe it didn't work because I wasn't perfectly centered at location.
Bertrand Goldberg never did anything the conventional way, and River City is a good late example of that instinct. Completed in 1986, it was meant as a fragment of something much bigger, a 230-acre riverfront development that never fully materialized, leaving this serpentine residential complex as the surviving core of a far more ambitious vision. The 446 units inside sit behind a facade that refuses to go flat: bay after curved bay bulging outward and tucking back in, echoing the same sculptural logic Goldberg brought to Marina City a couple decades earlier, just pushed into a longer, more sinuous form.
Shooting straight on lets that rhythm carry the whole frame, each rounded projection catching light a little differently than its neighbor, the roofline cutting a diagonal path against a flat white sky. Streaked and weathered where Chicago winters have worked on the raw concrete for nearly forty years, the building wears its age without apology, the material itself becoming part of the visual story rather than something to be cleaned up or hidden.
It's brutalist massing with an organic, almost biological sensibility, hard material shaped into something that moves like it's breathing.
(24/365) Hoy viajé a Chantilly, un pueblito encantador a 30 minutos de París. 💙 #proyecto365días
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Today I traveled to Chantilly, a charming little town 30 minutes from París. 💙 #365daysproject
Jacob Burckhardt Haus in Basel, aus der Luft gesehen. Diese Serie von Drohnenaufnahmen zeigt den langgestreckten Baukörper, die Abfolge der Höfe und die Lage direkt an den Gleisen der Basler Bahninfrastruktur. Mich interessierte, wie sich das Gebäude als Teil eines grösseren Stadtraums lesen lässt: nicht nur als Fassade, sondern als Volumen, das sich über Bahntrasse und Verkehrsachsen spannt. Die Luftperspektive ergänzt meine vorherige Serie vom Boden aus und verbindet Architektur- und Infrastrukturelemente zu einer klaren, dokumentarischen Bildsprache.
Jacob Burckhardt Haus in Basel, seen from the air. This series of drone photographs shows the elongated volume of the building, the rhythm of its courtyards and its position right next to Basel’s railway infrastructure. I was interested in how the structure can be read as part of a larger urban landscape, not only as a facade but as a volume stretching across tracks and traffic axes. The aerial perspective complements my previous ground-based series and brings together architecture and infrastructure in a clear, documentary visual language.
Here is my pattern design for this week. I've been looking at different versions of this pattern for months now and I think this is how I like this pattern the best.
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Beastman is an artist based in Sydney. Influenced by the beauty and symbolism behind nature’s repetitive geometric patterns and organic lines, his tightly detailed, often symmetrical paintings depict a parallel world of hope and survival inhabited by his beastlike yet beautiful and emotive characters. Gripped by fear, anger, stress, jealousy, lust, confusion and paranoia, these creatures reflect human nature.
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おおきに、こんばんは。
今宵も昨晩ご紹介しましたウインターサイクルキャップのお色違いをUP致します。
同じく起毛コットンに直線と曲線を使い幾何学的パターンを染め抜いた「幾何学模様 ピンク／Geometric pattern pink」です。
ツバ裏には同柄の色違い、ブルーのジオメトリックパターンを使用しました。
丁度良い生地厚の起毛したコットンを使っているので暑すぎず寒すぎずライドできます。
耳当て部も同様にブラックコットン製のホルムアルデヒド対策加工をしている布で肌に優しく且つ柔らかく耳を包んでくれます。
冷え込んで耳が凍え痛い経験してはるサイクリストも多いと思います。
昨年も書きましたが昔使ってた冬用サイクルキャップは耳当て部が短く耳たぶも隠し切れずに露出し寒い思いをしたので耳当て部は長めに、頭頂部は深く被れるようにしています。
週末はまた冷え込む予報です。
寒さ対策しっかりしてライドをお楽しみください。
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