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Hattah-Kulkyne National Park lies in typical mallee country with extensive low scrub and open native pine woodland. Superbly adapted birds, animals and vegetation thrive in the poor, sandy soils and searing summers.

 

The freshwater Hattah Lakes is seasonally filled by creeks connected to the Murray, providing food and shelter for waterbirds and fish. These lakes can remain full for up to ten years without flooding, but flooding generally occurs once every two years.

this pattern was produced by using this night scene photo : flic.kr/p/AF9zUd

 

there were two layers, the upper layer is simply making vertical strips to the photo and then took away alternate strips, the lower layer is rotating the photo 90 degree left and scale up to match the width !

May’s Explore takeover is celebrating patterns!

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Foto 14 p.30

Silver Dawn

Barra Grande

Piauí, Brasil

 

amazing frost pattern at a little brook

Melted snowflakes on a car window.

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Patterns in the sand - Mesquite Sand Dunes - Death Valley National Park

Cunard liners Queen Elizabeth and Queen Victoria waiting to leave on their world cruises. It costs about £13,000 for a world cruise of 4 months. A scene from Southampton docks at the weekend. I like the water ripples breaking up the lines of light. Another image in first comment box. Should have used a tripod....

52 in 2016 # 14 Linear Patterns

Town Hall, Manchester, UK, March 2019.

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notice anything about the pattern in the chipped paint on this wooden cat's nose? i didn't until i got it up on the laptop screen!!

this is one possibility for the macromonday theme for 3/11 for imperfection.

#MacroMondays and #imperfection

its nose is less than a half an inch from side to side

Rain droplets on the radiating rosette of leaves from the Chocolate Aeonium. Quite a few patterns occur in nature, especially fibonacci in floral and other growth patterns

"Detail of the Stephansdom's roof".

3rd place in the 'Repeating Patterns' challenge on dpreview.com

www.dpreview.com/challenges/Challenge.aspx?ID=16367

week 30

Dogwood 52 week photography challenge

dogwood.photography/52weekchallenge.html

 

DC metro stop

painting on paper...size 51 x 41 cm...Windsor & newton block of acrylic paper with canvasstructure...I just love to paint on this paper...but when framing it is much easier with an ordinary canvas....but I just like this paper and paint on both sides...depends...this is on the not structured side of it...It is a block of paper that I just had and not used for a long periode but sometimes you just go through what you have and find things that turn up more useful than you thought....

outside the weather is so good...spring is definitely here though it is still a bit cold and you need to wear gloves and something around your neck still....

St Kilda Pier, Melbourne.

Muster und Strukturen

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The colourfulness of Industry & logistics | #FlickrPhotoChallenge

The sun stands still for no one, constantly changing shadows, lighting and the general atmosphere... You have little time to meditate and contemplate your subject... you must quickly decide your course of action, and with verve and emotion, capture the essence of your subject. ~ Sidney Hermel

 

Swiftcurrent Lake & Mt. Grinnell at sunrise - Many Glacier area, Glacier National Park

 

Wishing everyone a fabulous weekend; will catch up with everyone soon....thanks for all your visits & comments!!!!

 

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This is a close-up photo of ice patterns that formed at the edge of a stream that flows across Clam Harbour Beach.

In a pond in the hills, the 'Water Soldier' plant was totally submerged, yet resplendent, and all around it, on the surface was this scattering of fallen catkins ... as if by design.

Unknown plant, zoomed into an area smaller than 3". Happy Macro Monday! -- July 13, 2019

This is a photo of patterns in the sand at Clam Harbour Beach created by the flow of water in a shallow stream.

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This is a close-up photo of patterns in an outcrop of bedrock at Clam Harbour Beach.

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