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This is the ceiling at the Sault Ste. Marie public library. It looks really cool from an angle, can get dizy if you look at it for too long.
Butterflies stress themselves in the same beauty each and everyday. I will use this as my argument when mom asks me to change out of this outfit.
Pattern study for Salina Art Center. The final piece will be a large-scale painting in the Oakdale Park pool to coincide with the Smoky Hill River Festival in June 2012.
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PATTERNS is the topic for Thursday, June 23, 2001
I was hoping to have some other / more pattern shots, but I was so busy today I barely touched my camera. I enjoyed playing around with processing this partial shot of the bolt pattern on this huge valve.
Oh yah, and if Fed-Ex is nice to me I will have my gift to myself tomorrow morning. :) Got my little Optio a bigger brother.
I've had lots of little volunteers Japanese painted fern seedlings popping up this year. And the plants I put in 7 or 8 years ago are full and spreading.
I'm a city dweller, so I couldn't tell if this was barley and Queen Anne's Lace; whatever it is, it seemed like a wallpaper pattern.
Another coleus leaf pattern. This one creates the illusion of a 3-dimensional pear shape. Coleus plants like this grow wild in many areas of Sri Lanka.
On a day trip to Lake Clearwater to take some snow shots. We left before dawn so we could catch the morning sun on the mountains. Canterbury High Country June 27, 2015 New Zealand. It was -7c here!
Lake Clearwater is a place of relative peace and solitude. Motor powered craft are not permitted on the lake however rowboats, kayaks, and windsurfers can be used. The strong and consistent winds funnelling off the mountains are a slice of heaven for windsurfers.
A small village of around 100 holiday homes (or baches as they are called in New Zealand) are located on the ground that seperates Lake Clearwater from Lake Camp, a two minute walk away. Overnight camping is permitted at a basic reserve area situated on the South end of Lake Clearwater, providing toilet facilities and water (required to be boiled for drinking).
See more at: www.amazingspace.co.nz/methven/LakeClearwater/