Challenge: Weekend 6/1 thru 6/3/13, Patterns in Nature
Jun 2, 2013 19:26:57 #
These are hanging branches over the Rocky River,the leaves form a pattern.
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Jun 2, 2013 19:33:09 #
Bushido wrote:
As always I enjoy looking at your work. I want to acknowlage your new avatar, love the rose you chose. One of my favorites is the "Sunset" a yellow orange rose.
Thanks Bushido.
Jun 2, 2013 19:33:38 #
I was going to comment on the pictures to different people but Ron took me away from the computer for us to go picture shooting.There are so many good ones and enjoyed them all.Here are a few that I have taken with in the past month. Will try to get a few on tomorrow that I took yesterday and today. Will see how the day goes. Award ceremony at school for the grandkids and i like to see them get them.
saw this spider web on bush in yard. The speck that you see in the web is a spider.
Some flowers that I saw in a state park.
A tree root in the same state park
Jun 2, 2013 19:35:08 #
Fred Ann wrote:
This is a delightful topic, full of possibilities; Just walk outdoors and open your eyes and start clicking. we are surrounded by the creativity of nature!
Very attractive patterns Fred Ann.
Jun 2, 2013 19:38:23 #
edgorm wrote:
Here are some from the files. I'll go out and look for more later.
#1 is a pattern I noticed on the beach one day. These "figures" in the sand were spaced about 2 feet apart and were virtually identical for about 300 feet along the beach. Repetitive patterns caused by the random action of the tide.
#2 The patterns of migrating cormorants.
#3 A set of driplets after the rain.
#4 The eternal beauty of a spider web in the fog.
#1 is a pattern I noticed on the beach one day. These "figures" in the sand were spaced about 2 feet apart and were virtually identical for about 300 feet along the beach. Repetitive patterns caused by the random action of the tide.
#2 The patterns of migrating cormorants.
#3 A set of driplets after the rain.
#4 The eternal beauty of a spider web in the fog.
Spider web with drops is a lovely pattern.
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Jun 2, 2013 21:21:51 #
Hi All...wow 28 pages of outstanding patterns....i laughed and was wowed..thanks for the feedback too...great challenge!!!
Jun 2, 2013 21:22:04 #
Some wonderful patterns of nature captured by so many of you. too many to name, but, Peanut, your "Unfurling" is outstanding!
All of these were captured at the New Orleans Botanical Garden.
All of these were captured at the New Orleans Botanical Garden.
Is the background in this one distracting?
The base of a fern
Jun 2, 2013 21:30:25 #
Here are a few more captured near the coast of Cajun country.
RR, I loved your tree roots.
RR, I loved your tree roots.
Nature's design on man's work
Jun 2, 2013 21:34:55 #
E Mang wrote:
Here are a few more captured near the coast of Cajun country.
RR, I loved your tree roots.
RR, I loved your tree roots.
Love your Cajun country too.....been all over south Loosiana quite a few times, done ate mudbugs and heads too.
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