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Taken at Our Lady Of The Holy Spirit retreat center sanctuary in the Norwood suburb of Cincinnati Ohio. .

Gift for my stepson this Christmas!

After the frigid cold earlier this week, we had 3" of rain and then it went below freezing again. These patterns appeared on the surface of the pond.

I pattern I might use in future work.

Orquìdeas cultivadas en Guatemala.

waiting to be crushed for your drinking pleasure.

Left: Monte Carlo.

Right: Mandarin Oriental. Kohn Pedersen Fox, architect.

Las Vegas.

Press "L".

 

Pentax 67ii, SMC 45mm f4, Heliopan sh-pmc CPL, Hitech orange, Lee GND 0.6 HE, Agfa APX 25 developed in Kodak D76 1+1, wet-mounted drumscan.

 

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Adventures in Seeing #30 - Childlike Wonder

 

I have always enjoyed the moving patterns of shadows created by the sunlight. I remember being fascinated by them as a child, as the sun came out and went in again, and a slight breeze moved all the patterns constantly around.

 

I seem to have retained a certain childlike sense of wonder as I go about my daily life, observing things around me with great attention and a certain curiosity.

Just a few patterns from the collections I've made over the past year or so. I love patterns and they way they really come to life when they're applied to something, a book cover, fabric, pottery...etc. In my book, bold and simple is better than complicated and complex - it's easier on the eye :-)

I was preaching at the 10:30 service at Copthorne Chapel this morning. This interestingly figured panel is on the speaker's lectern. I have often admired it.

After last week's visit to Rodborough Common, I returned this week to have another go at finding a Duke of Burgundy, which is one of the UK's rarest butterflies. As you can see, this week, I had a bit more luck. Indeed, I ended up seeing half a dozen or so in two different locations. Also saw my first Small Heath and Brown Argus. It is a lepidopterist heaven.

Patterns beneath our feet

 

The next four pattern photos were all taken in Perth city centre. I was heading in for coffee with a friend, so I left about 15 minutes early to look for some photo opps.

 

So, a challenge and a time constraint… and a lens constraint – only using my 14mm.

 

My first shot was the patterns in these cobbles. I think they are mesmerising.

 

P102-9058 Taken at: Marshall Place, Perth, Scotland

Patterned skirt, black blouse, black patent high heels 4 inch /10 cm. I love it.

Have I nice weekend.

Awena, 💋💋

Lights towards the altar

Prayers for hope and peace

Inside the amazing Paoay Church

Taken for Macro Monday theme Pattern. Antique keepsake from my mother. The pattern in the bracelet reflected on a mirror.

  

Théâtre romain du 1er siècle après J-C

im starting to use the open source software processing (processing.org) to create images. its a lot of fun.

 

here i placed simple shapes randomly in a grid. this gave the starting point for all the other pictures too, cause i reused and tweaked the code from here.

 

the colors are randomly too.

Patterns in the agricultural landscape. Aerial view potato fields in the Netherlands.

 

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