[Theme] pattern - show your subtle structures of order

[Akira]

Well, I was attracted to the image "precisely because" it didn't look natural even though you were supposed to have shot it in the totally natural environment.   

[Fons Baerken]

Whatsnot a pattern



Cyclamen

Df plus a Lensbaby velvet

[Bjørn Rørslett]

Well, I was attracted to the image "precisely because" it didn't look natural even though you were supposed to have shot it in the totally natural environment.   

I can most certainly assure you the barnacles were for real and causing the same kind of cuts and pain as expected A situation for which knee pads become equally important as the tripod ...

[Bjørn Rørslett]

Backlit foliage is nice for showing venation patterns. And of course any irregularities will stand out.

[elsa hoffmann]

Jacques - your images is stunning.

[Bjørn Rørslett]

This could be posted here, in the "Unsharp",  or in the 'Minimalistic' threads. Fits equally poor in all places

Panasonic GH-2 with Nikkor-SC 55 mm f/1.2.



The keen observer no doubt will identify the forest as being beech, in spring.

[Jacques]

Elsa, many thanks, it was an old shot that I was really pleased with from 2001 taken with a 3Mp Nikon 990 !

[Lars Hansen]

Light being refracted differently by old window glass and projected on a wall .. except the plant pattern of course 

[elsa hoffmann]

Jacques - another excellent image. Gives me a head ache just looking at those "balls" - my eyes want to turn around in their sockets
very well captured

[Thomas G]

Light being refracted differently by old window glass and projected on a wall .. except the plant pattern of course 

Lars,
very nice shot. Gives the impression of water reflections from a stream with a little fall, slow before, a bit disturbed after.

[Thomas G]

Pattern come in variances, some not very subtle.

[Lars Hansen]

Lars,
very nice shot. Gives the impression of water reflections from a stream with a little fall, slow before, a bit disturbed after.

Thanks Thomas - yes it does resemble a water stream. Glad you found it interesting.

As for your own shot - I like the contrast of the organic pattern of the plants against the fence. The contrast makes the fence seem more "rigid". 

[Lars Hansen]

This one is a variation of a shot posted today on the "Daliy updates 365 days.." thread. I felt it was more relevant to post here.

Ice melting and creating wet areas on the ice in a pattern I assume was originally made by wind and snow.

[Bjørn Rørslett]

Ice surface patterns made by wind on a Norwegian lake. Sunset reflections.

[Akira]

A cooperative work of the plant and the gravity...