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Here is a pumpkin pattern I created from a photo a few years back, it's yours for the taking if you are into carving Ironman.
I took this photo because I wanted to create a pattern photo. This photo was taken of a necklace with two different types of beads on it. One type of bead is round and black; the other is square and white with black stripes. I took the photo fairly close with a little bit of zoom. I had a hard time choosing what to take the photo of. For some reason, I naturally wanted to take pictures of even numbered items although I like the look of the odd numbered patterns. I used the flash with this photo. I like the black and white contrast. This photo was taken with my Pentax Optio M50.
Larry Kirkland, 1987, San Francisco International Airport, San Mateo County, San Francisco, California, USA, sculpture. Photo 1 of 2.
A blue heron poses on the edge of the Pismo Creek estuary. Note interesting pattern of leaf shadows on the heron's back
this is the pattern that i created for my first complex stranded knitting. this is just the rough idea.
Visited on a City Tour excursion with MSC Cruises off the MSC Lirica. Visit www.tipsfortravellers.com/msclirica for more #medwayoflife
While exploring a park today we found amazing patterns in the ice that was everywhere. And some of us had fun breaking pieces off and throwing them around.