[Theme] pattern - show your subtle structures of order

[Lars Hansen]

Seeders have become very precise machinery - nice line type structures embedded in an equally nice landscape.
Appreciate you posted it, Lars

Thank you Thomas - I'm glad you like it. Yes, it's almost artwork made with seeders 

[golunvolo]

I like this thread so much, I make this contribution just to make it part of my "new replies to your posts" . Very interesting shots.
  This one is a detail of a floor in Singapure.

[Fons Baerken]

[Bruno Schroder]

Not that subtle but a structure of order anyway

[Anirban Halder]

Singapore floor shot is a very nice catch Paco.

Fons, love your walls. They are sharp, vivid and interesting. They will make nice wall size prints as well.

Bruno - that's a very nice combination of complementing patterns.

[Joost Bollens]

some more subtle than others...

[Jakov Minić]

Joost, these are great!

[Matthew Currie]

Lock 7 of the Champlain Canal

[John Geerts]

A door with paintingproblems.

[Thomas G]

Great new additions, very much to my liking   

Paco, that a nice one with the yellow lines and the ship-shape wooden pavement. Lools like 2 layers, the yellow line part of a bigger one.
Fons, yours all carry a nice color addon. The second 'red dot' one stands out, it would possibly go as abstract as well.
Bruno, that's a new variation of the wood pile we did not have so far. Nice. It makes me think there mast be more differet ones out there.
Joost, are these tiles? With water drops? Compelling shot for the theme, like it as well. I'm wondering where you took the second one? I know of a parking garage in Cologne where the driveway tower has such a roof. The ordered doorbells are new to this thread - nice addition.
Matthew, that nice 'everyday' stairs, well layered with the shadows. The framing is to my taste as well.
John, great find in the last one. Some structure and pattern brake and an enormous amount of detail.

One from the Maastricht event:

'put the knobs in XYZ'

[Joost Bollens]

"Joost, are these tiles? With water drops? Compelling shot for the theme, like it as well. I'm wondering where you took the second one? I know of a parking garage in Cologne where the driveway tower has such a roof. The ordered doorbells are new to this thread - nice addition."

The first one, actually a long story. I wanted to experiment with oil drops floating on water, therefore I took a glass of water, and added some oil. Instead of getting nice little cute oil drops, all the oil formed one big not  very photogenic oil blob, as could be expected. As I didn't want to surrender just there, I went to the kitchen to get some dish detergent, and this eventually did the trick. The glass  is standing on a transparant plexi, covered with a semi-transparant cloth. The light is coming from a flash underneath the plexi (an indestructible Metz 45 ct4, almost useless in the digital era, but still going strong).

The second one definitely was taken in Brussels.

[Thomas G]

"Joost, are these tiles? With water drops? Compelling shot for the theme, like it as well. I'm wondering where you took the second one? I know of a parking garage in Cologne where the driveway tower has such a roof. The ordered doorbells are new to this thread - nice addition."

The first one, actually a long story. I wanted to experiment with oil drops floating on water, therefore I took a glass of water, and added some oil. Instead of getting nice little cute oil drops, all the oil formed one big not  very photogenic oil blob, as could be expected. As I didn't want to surrender just there, I went to the kitchen to get some dish detergent, and this eventually did the trick. The glass  is standing on a transparant plexi, covered with a semi-transparant cloth. The light is coming from a flash underneath the plexi (an indestructible Metz 45 ct4, almost useless in the digital era, but still going strong).

The second one definitely was taken in Brussels.

Uuuh, I missed it by about a whole block. Thanks!

Will search if I have somewhere a shot of the one in Cologne.

[Thomas G]

Another 'punch me a hole', this one from Maastricht

[Thomas G]

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The second one definitely was taken in Brussels.

Seem not find it in my archive, but have been posting it before on nikongear, here it is

[Thomas G]

'stonemason's traces #1'