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A pattern derived from condensation in a tiny bottle of Smirnoff Vodka, in the gutter.
An irregular pattern.
The evening pattern these days seems to be a glimpse of sunlight after a day of fog. Is it just a teaser of a sign of hope? Is it symbolic of anything?
I spot this wonderful beauty in a park located in downtown Buenos Aires. It was trying to go from one piece of grass to another, walking on concrete while doing it, which can ruin your camouflage if green is all you know.
Another fun fact about my little friend : the butterfly that will come from there looks as dull and colourless as this caterpillar is a firework of nature imagination.
Last fun fact : that caterpillar, which can be quite painful if you just touch it, had nothing to do in Buenos Aires. According to the internet, it lives exclusively in rain forests in central america. Another example explaining why it's bad for everyone to let poisonous insects on a plane. Or measles.
I didn't iron the details because I'm not sure if I'm satisfeid!
If you want to see, I posted 4 pictures before this one, with some differences in the front trees, in the VW Van, and is some windows.
Is there one of them that you liked more, dear partner?
I will be so glad to hear your opinion!
Now I'm thinking on the quilting!!!! I have no idea how to quilt it!!! :))))
Eu ainda não colei os detalhes porque eu não estou certa de que esteja satisfeita!
Se vc quiser, eu coloquei 4 fotos com algumas diferenças nas árvores frontais, na Kombi e em algumas janelas. Tem alguma delas que vc gostou mais?
Eu ficarei muito feliz em ouvir sua opinião!
I always love working with patterns and texture in nature and this fern gave me a great opportunity to do so. The light was soft because it had just rained and it was a fantastic moment to capture some fine details. I didn't hesitate.
AJAC theme for July was "Patterns". Take a look at our shots : www.flickr.com/groups/ajac/pool/
Odd that I was up two nights running to first photograph this and then post it!!
Here I go being literal again:
ANSH scavenger7 time
Salt pan patterns in Salinas, Peru, way high up in the Andes. The salt cultivation predates even Inca times and are still used today.
I was at a bit of a loss as to what to take for my lilac picture, but found this piece of craft foam the right colour, so played with some water droplets.
Abstract on a textured pattern.
No story here. I went to the get my eyeglasses fixed before my impending trip and poked around a recently completed complex of sports fields to which I had previously never visited.
As part of our spring clean, we've cleared out some of our old student-y mismatched plates and are making better use of some of my vintage treasures!
I adore the pattern on these lovely large dinner plates, bought in a charity shop years ago along with saucers, bowls and a teapot to match.
Fo any interested crockery geeks: these plates are stamped "Doverstone, Staffordshire, England" & the pattern is called "Canadiana".