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I'm in love with patterned jeans!
Pictured L-R: J Brand houndstooth (Nordstrom), BDG floral (Urban Outfitters) and Jack by BB Dakota Coolest Girl in School Jeans (Modcloth)
My gurus asked me to take this shot. I can see why. Rows and rows of crystal-like glasses making a pattern.
Glasses 1202XL
Patterns on the frozen canal near Barton's Cottage. Possibly caused by a slight thaw in the ice during the day and followed by a refreeze that night.
This image is of a dam. The Bhadra Reservoir Dam located near Chikmagalur, Karnataka. I saw this as a pattern and shot it this way. The curve of the face of the dam is visible here and the pattern-breaker here is a series of steps to walk to the bottom of the dam from the roof of it.
Converted to B&W and then selectively erased the layer.
An original cross stitch pattern from Whimsy Dell which measures approximately 6" x 4" on 28ct evenweave and can be added to your cushions, quilts, wall-hangings and many other items in and around your home or made into a beautiful gift for that special someone in your life.
Part of the Hotels Set (see Places collection).
A minimalist view of a hotel chair against a sheer curtain. Flickr did not render the colors true in this shot and I was not able to correct them in Picnik; the orange is not saturated enough and the contrast is off. Strobist: one 580EX into a silver umbrella far enough camera left to create shadow detail in the curtain. One room light camera right provided a little fill.
a radial pattern concept made by nodebox, only one letter or simble was used in each pattern. kinda cool... haha
This is actually a stack of metal chairs photograped at a 45 degree angle.
The lighting (from a stained glass window) gives the chairs an abstract light pattern even though they are actually silver in colour.
Item: Bookmark in Pattern Darning
Desc: 1 color DMC floss on perforated paper
Origin: Egyptian (Mamluk era) Pattern Darning
MEDIEVAL EGYPTIAN PATTERN DARNING
Graphed by Rosemary Stecher (Mathilde Eschenbach) from a sampler shown in Rhodes, Mary. The Batsford Book of Canvas Work. London: B T Batsford Ltd., 1983.
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we drove until we reached
that spot
where the sun kissed the earth
goodnight
akaroa, canterbury, nz
2014