This is a close-up photo of ice pattens in a shallow stream flowing across Clam Harbour Beach.

Loved the pattern the water made as the sun shone down into the Yellow Breeches Creek at Yellow Breeches park.

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Gouttes de pluie sur le capot de la voiture

Regentropfen auf der Motorhaube

We make patterns, we share moments.”

― Jenny Downham

This pure pattern intrigues me. If you're wondering, the next picture (right) contextualizes it...

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Musée des confluences Lyon

On my last day in Oregon, inthe afternoon, I walked around my sister's neighborhood photographing flowers in the gardens I came upon...and this was one of them:).

Detail of the cladding at the Nottingham Science and Technology Park, I've turned this through 90 degrees to add to the impression of strata.

Seen in Explore, #137, 22-07-12

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Als ich die Tage im Garten Unkraut jätete, fiel mir dieser hübsche Blütenstand der Kuhschelle ins Auge. Da ich die Staude neu im Garten habe, war ich total überrascht, ob der Schönheit dieses Überbleibsels.

Architectural patterns + shadows + reflections makes quite a picture?

Snow on a farmers field in the Eastern Townships of Quebec.

Went to the butterfly park to capture some shots of - butterflies of course. But there were none. May be it wasn't the season (?). Nevertheless, the flora was interesting enough too. This one is a random leaf of a random plant there.

Central station, den Haag, Netherlands

I was looking for water photos in my file I can't believe I found this one taken before I was on flickr.

A dustbin with an interesting shadow cast.

This is a photo of patterns in the river current reflecting overhead tree branches.

Detail of a glass paperweight with millefiori or ‘thousand flowers’ canes which are produced by layering molten glass into a pattern in a fat cylindrical shape, then pulling the cylinder to create an elongated pencil-thin rod. When the rod is sliced, the pattern is seen in cross section.

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A pattern of skeleton umbrellas

That's the pattern for this Enjoy!

The shadow of a small bottle - it makes a neat pattern.

Bangkok, Thailand

This is Wain Wath Force and using a Lee Big stopper to capture what nature does best.

Milano Fondazione Feltrinelli

“Until you are willing to learn the lessons, pay attention to details, and become patient with yourself, you will keep repeating the same patterns over and over again.”

― Kemi Sogunle

South Wharf.

version with via LrC corrected verticals.

Shell Pattern