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I spent a few days in downtown Los Angeles and photographed something other than bugs and flowers. There was so much construction going on, everywhere I walked.
Maybe this is just a tangelation of Eke, but that's not how it came about. At first I drew it according to the second alternative, using curved zig-zags. Then I noticed it could be drawn more easily with sharp loops . Anyway, I like the rhythm of the lines, and they can fill any longish shape and of course it's an obvious border pattern, too.
I think the name explains itself...
A fabric pattern texture from Yvelle Design Eye. You can find the original post here: Fabric Pattern Texture Set
I've made a free step-by-step tutorial for this flower: crocheterie.blogspot.com/2012/01/crochet-cute-little-flow...
Gajillions of individual duckweed plants cover the surface of the marsh at the Galien River County Park in Berrien County, Michigan.
I saw this sun lit balcony window one morning and quickly took my camera to take a photo of it. Outdoor temperature was around -15 °C (5 °F), so the patterns were obviously created by thin ice on the glasses together with the side light of the morning sun.
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Patterns of the storm - Maori Bay taken from very high up - the small looking rocks are actually very large rocks! Maori Bay and Muriwai are volcanic black sand beaches, so the foam being pulled back to the sea stands out clearly on the black sand.......
This is a colour photograph!!
Chop Chop pattern.
It doesn't really matter if the 'curves' and 'triangles' are not the same size. The only important thing is that they line up - row by row.
It reminds me of a choppy sea but then again I see a flock of seagulls :)
Thank you for looking - comments most welcome :)
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