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Pattern (Banded Lace Wrap) by PlanetJune (www.planetjune.com). You can buy it here: planetjune.com/shop/index.php?main_page=product_info&...
Interesting clouds during early morning in São Paulo. I don't like very much this yellow cast, but the pattern of clouds is amazing anyway.
Nikon D5100 + Nikkor 70-300mm VR
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On euro tour with Sean and Neil for 3 days of mayhem and a grand total of 8 hours sleep. Taking in some old and new sites and showing them some of what is out there as it was their first time. Also made time to meet up with the SPEXS crew.
Abandoned swimming pool with lots of interesting features, the builders are in so material is everywhere but still some shots worth taking.
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This might start out the same as 'Ceramix' but ends up in a distinctly gothic design. Based on a common stone and iron work pattern I've seen in numerous places across Leicester, including a fair few churches.
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I love patterns in nature. Ice patterns will NEVER be the same. At my property I have a small stream on one side & a larger stream on the other. I'm never disappointed.
Don't like milky iced coffee, but I do love pouring milk into iced coffee. The Rorschach of coffee art.
This one took a little time to deconstruct as well! Another Victorian tile floor design was the inspiration for this adaptation to tangle pattern.
Designed and drawn by Michelle Fung (me).
Design notes here: www.michellefung.net/origami/teddy-bear-v2
Folded model here: www.flickr.com/photos/m_fung/47990723021
Video of folding process coming soon! (A reminder that my YouTube channel is here: www.youtube.com/MichelleFung )
random patterns, pure freestyle and fun. note that I only drew ½ of the presented pattern, then scanned and flipped/mirrored.
approx. size of the original cardboard piece: 280x98mm.
it doesn't look that scary in real life though, I used paint markers — black, silver and gold, but my scanner can barely catch the "sparkling" effect. I might take some photos of it later.
check how it looks tiled: www.flickr.com/photos/lordmx/4249341590/
One Main Place is a mixed-use skyscraper hotel and office building at 1201 Main Street in Dallas, Texas. The shadows remind me of a giant shadow box and form interesting patterns. This is two shots, merged with Photoshop. Minimal enhancements: just to bring out detail of the concrete and enhance contrast to highlight the patterns of the shadows.
Entered into the National Geographic Your Shot Assignment #Shadows