The eexternal wall of a Parking in Lugano, Switzerland

After long gap I pulled reversal ring on 50mm prime. :-)

ELISA MIMETIZZATA

CANON EOS 600D con ob. CANON EF 50 mm f./1,8 II

Beasant Nagar

acrylic, collage on paper

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Colourful view of the inside of an inflated hot air balloon.

5th in the series

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Sony A7r + Sony Sonnar T* FE 55mm f/1.8 ZA

my first real attempt to make a pattern...it's in Yellowstone NP.

Kyoto Station, Kyoto (Japan).

Lomo LC-A

Agfa CT Precisa 100 cross processed

hice un pattern :)

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i like making patternssss sometimes.

top: Eyelet+Ribbon, Puf, Jonqal, Chillon

middle: Florz, Hurry, Cadent, Opus

bottom: Shattuck, Inapod, Msst, Paradox

A metal panel photographed with a 10-22mm wide angle lens.

On a loading door. While waiting for the Canadian Pacific's "272" train in Hampshire, Illinois.

250 000 right brackets caught in a perlin noise stream.

Original image 1200px * 1200px

I'm still 'ghosting' the WLDC themed walks. This is my optional theme. You may even say it's my dream theme. I found this peculiar space in the basement of Selfridge's department store.

I'll be away for a couple of weeks looking for Alice in a deconstructed three-dimensional chess board

Brain coral

Not sure if this is a version of Trip Around the World or not. Anybody know the name? I saw a similar one on this site a while ago and it inspired me to start one of my own. I have a long way to go on it, but I love the way it's turning out.

From a free pattern sheet in an old "woman's own" mag I think. Anyone who knows me well will know why these ones appealed to me!

With a little flying ant.

For this pendant I used a convergence pattern inspired by a quilting template (by Ricky Tims) combined with an extruder cane pattern by Bettina Welker.

Für diesen Anhänger habe ich ein Quilt Muster nach Ricky Tims mit Extruder Cane-Mustern nach Bettina Welker kombiniert. Der Anhänger unten rechts war ein Versuch mit einer anderen Reihenfolge der Streifen (so la-la...).

This is seven iterations of a P3 Penrose tiling, with radial lines in red to help you see the symmetry.

More about what I'm thinking about doing with it, and how I got the idea, at domesticat.net/2010/03/penrose-quilting The entry includes vector versions you can tinker with in Inkscape or Illustrator.