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Shot taken this winter (2017-2018) in Pera di Fassa, Trentino Alto Adige, Italy.
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in the narrow, winding streets of palma de mallorca's old town, i captured this fleeting moment of a figure walking through the dance of light and shadow. the sharp contrast between the sunlight and the shadow creates an almost abstract composition, with the striped pants adding a rhythmic element to the scene. the anonymity of the subject and the focus on the lower half of the body invite viewers to imagine their own stories about this urban wanderer. the old town's historic ambiance enhances the timeless quality of the photograph, making it a poetic tribute to everyday moments often overlooked.
Colored with fine-line pens. Drawing from a book named "Stress Less Coloring: Mosaic Patterns." Published by Adams Media - www.adamsmedia.com.
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one of the private beach on Sperlonga south beach which seamed to be the "posh" part.
Have a look at the large version to see all the details under the umbrellas which give life to these pattern.
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this was a shot without selective colour editing but rather a yellow leaf on asphalt. Leaf pattern is 100% natural.
This blob-generator was an adult stocking stuffer given at Christmas in years past. Our grandkids are amused by it.
Swedish September.
Sandviken, Gävleborg, Sweden.
Fuji Superia 400, C41 (Lennart Westman).
Canon AE-1, Canon FD 35-70 SSC.
From a distance, the floor of this crater looks like a giant honeycomb or spider web. The intersecting shapes, or polygons, commonly occur in the northern lowlands of Mars.
The polygons in this “patterned ground” are easy to see because their edges are bound by troughs or ridges covered by bright frost relative to their darker, frost-free interiors. Patterned ground on Mars is thought to form as the result of cyclic thermal contraction cracking in the permanently frozen ground.
Image cutout is less than 5 km (3 mi) across and the spacecraft altitude was 314 km (195 mi). For full observation details including images with scale bars, visit the source link.
www.uahirise.org/ESP_016641_2500
NASA/JPL-Caltech/UArizona