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I discovered lots of really interesting and beautiful patterns in the sand on several of my beach walks in Newport. This is the first of several which I plan to post.
This is the actual pattern.
See how the tip of the boat on the lower right matches up with the boat on the lower left?
in my Black and White Series 2; Pic # 38 ...
Taken Nov 7, 2017
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Beautiful patterns of snow on the Moose Fencing on highway 11 after our big snowstorm. We got 64 CM (25.19 inches).
This week is all about patterns and today was what makes us happy! Well waking up to a beautiful sunrise before another gorgeous summer day makes me super happy!
By Sherrie Thai of ShaireProductions. Feel free to download and use these as a background for commercial or noncommercial projects. If you decide to use them, please let me know how it goes by sending a link or an image. Enjoy!
Week 47 - Pick a Challenge:
This is for Week 15, 2015, Patterns
365 day 328
Cling to shades of summer past.
Dream of blue sky and sunshine.
I came up with this quite by accident. I was trying to fill a circle with one design and this came out.
If you use it, please put a link in the comments. I would Love to see what you've done!
Enjoying the beautiful landscape & farmland from my moving car on the way to Montreal.
(I wasn't driving, just taking the photos, trying not to miss anything!) (Best on black)
This blob-generator was an adult stocking stuffer given at Christmas in years past. Our grandkids are amused by it.
An attractive pattern shot taken at Shortwood which lies between Pucklechurch and the eastern side of Bristol.
our room in the warwick regis hotel in san francisco featured this pattern all over the room, I wonder how they came up with the flies/bees theme
Shadow-pattern of five soft-focus filters.
Kenko Duto
Heliopan WZ-Duto 1
Hoya Softener [A]
Carl Zeiss Softar I
B+W Soft-Pro
Soft-focus filters are extreme difficult to capture in a photograph. These shadow pictures are an easier way.
Bongo (Tragelaphus eurycerus) photographed on the Kilimanjaro Safari in Africa at Disney's Animal Kingdom in Walt Disney World, Orlando, Florida on Saturday, September 19, 2020.
Bongos evolved striking black and white patterns to help them hide in the dense forests of Africa. The patterns worked so well the species was not discovered until the 1950s. I explore this on my AllEars blog this week at Pattern and Repetition at Disney’s Animal Kingdom.