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Pattern on the skin of a beautiful Burmese python (Python molurus)
This 32kg snake is used at Crocworld to help people overcome fears of snakes.
Thanks to the sun the leaves made a beautiful pattern on this tree. I was relieved to finally made an image that met the monthly assignment of my photo club : "patterns".
#abfav_winter
I love patterns and minimalism, I have many images taken over the years.
Some are more abstract than others.
Snow and frost are great at setting off details we otherwise pass without seeing.
Have a glorious day and thank you, M, (*_*)
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It was done in the morning, before I had to go to sleep,
I was so tired that I had vertigo,
This landscape was done initially like that,
oil thick brushes and pastels, knifes and mixers,
I also work on a variant with a more 3D look but even if it look nice ,
I think that it looks overdone and I prefer this first variant ( which eventually look overdone either)
I have a good time with my painting activity and try to pass over all the other computer problems,
all my projects are for a later time but I hope they will be better on that occasion.
I will keep going with the photography, when I will be going out of the house which was not the case this days.
All the best to you,
I hope You enjoy this festive days .
In un supermercato di Berlino al reparto alimentari più FANTASTICO che abbia mai visto.
In a Berlin supermarket in the more fantastic food departmente ever seen!
Not only daffodils but irises, redbud peach and plum trees are in full bloom in north Texas. Very early spring this year.
Does anyone have the patterns to this piece? I have the directions, but the paper patterns are gone. Happy to pay for the copies, just find it annoying that I am supposed to 'figure out' the pieces from the instructions.
BTW Kudos to Coats & Clark for being brave enough to sit one of the dolls AND in a skirt! There could have been some serious wardrobe malfunctions!
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An interesting antique purse that had a unique pattern on it that I thought would be worth posting for this week's Macro Monday challenge. It is made up of old shoe strings braided into a pattern.
Taken with a Carl Zeiss Jena Tessar 50mm 3.5 on an extension tube, on a Canon SL1 camera.
Clay roofing tiles made entry into India only around 1865, introduced by Christian missionaries from Germany. This pattern of tiles is known as Mangalore tiles, as the first factory was set up in Mangalore. This tile pattern was originally invented in France and is known as Marseille tiles across the world.
There was a large outcrop of rocks at the top of the beach. This one was about 8 feet high and probably 14 feet across and it was entirely covered in these crustose lichens. The black lines (prothallue) are demarcation lines which define individual lichens. Most of thes are the same species, but there are lots of individuals as you can see. I find them fascinating, and very beautiful.
Tree nymph butterfly - idea leuconoe. I think, no doubt someone will put me right, I hope!
39/52 in 2023 challenge: patterned.
Very exciting for me since I had never written a pattern of any kind before. This particular one is entitled "Fairytale Mushroom Cottage" ~
this was the 6th of 7 pincushions to debut in Quilt Fabric Delights - Pincushion of the Month Club in Australia! Thanks Sarah for letting me be a part of this fun adventure!