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Maranta leuconeura (prayer plant)
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52 Weeks: 2024 Edition: Week 18: Patterns
Muster des Zerfalls. Mehr dazu hier im Blog: ines-seidel.de/2013/11/aus-schwierigen-geschichten/
more about this book in my blog: ines-seidel.de/2013/11/aus-schwierigen-geschichten/?lang=en
Oxeye Daisy growing on the verge at the side of the road. A 25 minute walk to my nearest B & Q allowed me to count 17 discarded rubber gloves and I wasn't really looking. What are these people's houses like?
Taken with a mobile phone!!
I wanted to take something a little more abstract and focused on the circle of the poppy setting it to one side to show off the detail within.
Taken in Woodlands Historic Park, where there are some fantastic gnarly old trees with some amazing patterns in the wood.
Oh my GOSH I missed you guys! I tried hard not to whine but
Oh
MY
GOSH
I
MISSED
you guys!!!!
My computer is well and happy after a little dropping accident.
A small stairwell in the Geology building at the University of Tasmania - part of my university staircase project
The above is called "tempayan" in Malay. It is actually an earthenware jar - though this one is actually huge. It is about 3 feet high and could easily hold a person.
It originates from China and use to store food, pickled food, water or other preserved food such as fish and in the olden days, it even stores dead bodies.
20110612_MIL Tempayan
for macromondays theme: pattern
A hosta leaf with droplets. I don't usually post process mm shots, but I really like the way the patterns are emphasized using the paint daubs effect in pse 10. I also used pixlr express collage to divide the image into 3 parts and then swapped the locations of the first and third panels. The original shot is in the first comment box below.