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Patterns, patterns, and more patterns....

This is the pattern I used to cut out the pieces...it may not look like it, but it is.

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Floral pattern formation on pineapple flower leafy top

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.

Our Daily Challenge - Patterns

Starting with bezier curves instead of arcs and add some noise to the drawing process.

Pattern for Bustle & Sew - five little coastguards cottages - draught excluder - or make just one for a doorstop or bookend.

first real rug! much room for improvement...

Pattern by Kitschy Coo

Patterns in nature

2012's first self-portrait series Lines & Patterns

 

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From a traditional pattern

Pattern and calendar created with the Pattern Artist app. Download the app to create your own custom calendars each month.

Wallpaper at the Observatory of Stockholm

Pattern for the August 2013 Bustle & Sew Magazine - interior

Lantana and cobbles, love both...

Abalone shell that came in my soup in Taiwan. Mother of pearl, growth lines and breathing holes.

Patterns abound, almost invisible, like habits. Every house has them, surely. In mine, they're sometimes cornered, hidden in shadow. Just as often, they're in plain sight, like Poe's purloined letter, and no matter how hard you look you see nothing at all.

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These are some shower curtain hooks I recently replaced because one got broken. Also, I haven't used my 50mm lens at its wide open aperture setting in a while, so I wanted to remind myself of what it could do.

 

Inspired by this shot, but not as well executed.

 

Strobist:

1 sb600 camera left, 1/65, 1/2 CTO through speed grid.

 

Triggered with Cactus V4s.

The Great Zimbabwe is a ruined city in the southeastern hills of Zimbabwe. It was built between the 11th & 14th centuries. It is recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site.

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