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Bolts of cloth at an outdoor market. Southern FR May 2003.
From my set: Dan's Patterns: Stuff for Sale.
(Dan Daniels)
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I think this was the piece of paper that Naomi's Kuro Ninja Burger came on. I was impressed by the pattern can kept it.
I drove past these pots for years. They belonged to a nursery. Then one day the hothouses were struck down, nursery ploughed over and pots loaded up and taken away. Not sure if the nursery sold up to a farm or they just found strawberry business to be more lucrative. I'm glad though that one day I got out of the car and took some shots of the patterns made by the thousands of stacked pots.
Watercolor on Arches paper is of a male stretched torso, surrounded by patterns.
-12"x 9"
-Male nude torso
-Pattern
-Multi color
Un Crease Pattern como se debe, con valles y montañas marcados.
Desde hace como medio mes tenÃa completa la cabeza, pero no me salÃa el cuerpo. Tuve que hacer un arreglo medio ineficiente con el papel, pero al final funciona a la vista (creo) que es lo más importante (creo). Todo por querer conservar las orejas como al principio.
A Crease Patter as it really should be, with actual valley and mountain folds.
Since a month ago or so I had finished the head, but I couldn't find a suitable body. I had to make a very inefficient arrangement of the paper, but at the end it works out on the completed model (I think) which is the most important thing (I also think.)
No idea what happened to my descriptions for the last four photos I uploaded. They were there and then later, they had disappeared! Anyway, I loved the colouring and patterns on this fallen log, seen in the owl grove while I was waiting (in vain) for the two Great Horned Owlets to "do something".
Rule of Composition:
The repeating pattern and texture of the subject creates a visually interesting effect to the viewer.
Why it's a good photo:
There are no distracting elements and the main focus of the subject which is the pattern and texture is visually pleasing. This is due to the complimentary colour gradient caused by shadows thanks to the lighting.
How it could be improved:
The photo could have been taken further away so that viewers can identify what the object in the photo is. Right now, it is too near for viewers to identify that the subject is a lantern.