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I think this was the piece of paper that Naomi's Kuro Ninja Burger came on. I was impressed by the pattern can kept it.
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Classic example of symmetry breaking & pattern formation in peeling paint on a pillar, for the Emergence group.
On the bike/scooter shelter for the school. 10am opening today to allow staff and pupils to get in safely (more so the teachers than pupils as some travel 30 miles each way!)
Peeps stand under here as a meeting point in the bad weather so met the childminder here this morning. Almost missed her as the sides were frosty and there was a queue for the nursery.
Not an easy shot to get...
Delayed start again tomorrow.
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was playing with my flash on my phone with a long exposure time (about 2 secs) with a large F Spot (f8)
was also trying to make rude ones :p haven't managed it yet :p
knitting pattern designed by Arlene's World of Lace www.arlenes-lace.de or www.ravelry.com/designers/arlenes-world-of-lace
My entry for #96 to 111 Pictures in 2011: Patterns.
I have just joined the "Get Pushed" group and have been challenged to take a long exposure night shot, preferably of an urban scene. But it has poured with rain since I received the challenge, so I decided to experiment with some long exposures in the house. I ended up with some great shapes and patterns. These were my favourites.
They will not do for the challenge, but I had lots of fun.
Haags Bakkie goes Berlage. Rondleiding, georganiseerd door Ciao Anita door het Gemeentemuseum in Den Haag voor een select gezelschap van het Haags Bakkie. Bedankt, Anita!
I saw these on Pinterest and decided to make some for my grandsweeties. I hope they like them. My brain got a workout figuring out how to do them on the computer. First step: scan the craft sticks.
Sara wonders if this kind of thing is the reason it's been a whole month since I've posted doll photos here.