By Vladimir Brezina
This week’s Photo Challenge is Pattern.
We’ve already posted one selection of patterns. Those were urban patterns… and here are a few natural ones.
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Vladimir Brezina (RIP)
... kayaked the waters around New York for more than 15 years in his red Feathercraft folding kayak. He was originally from (the former) Czechoslovakia and lived in the U.K. and California before settling down in New York. He was a neuroscientist at the Mount Sinai School of Medicine in New York City. He died in 2016.Johna Till Johnson
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POZE FRUMOASE!
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Thank you! (Google Translate is invaluable :-) )
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PLEASURE!
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they are all great! i thought i liked the cabbage… until i saw the shell… until i saw the palm!
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I figured I would save the best to the last… :-)
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These are all great. Red (or purple) cabbage is a favorite (to eat). The water(?) pattern waves are my fave. I think…:)
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Thanks!! :-)
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Never thought I’d call cabbage beautiful!
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But it is if you look closely… :-)
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Such cool patterns you found. I love the cabbage!
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The cabbage will turn out to be the favorite, I suspect…
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well use of patter, I though everyone was going to use tiles, good pictures love the texture in them
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Thanks, Doris!
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These are all amazing Vlad!
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Thanks so much, Madhu! :-)
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Interesting take on the challenge.
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Thanks, Suzanne!
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Remarkable choice and great photos, Vladimir.
All the best
Hanna
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Thanks, Hanna, and all the best to you too!!
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Beautiful Vladimir!!!!
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Thank you!!
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Great photos. There are really patterns everywhere in life, aren’t there? I love the cabbage, the swirls in the water, and the palm leaf. :-)
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There are patterns everywhere you look… :-)
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Just wonderfully vibrant and organic Vlad. My favorites pattern post! ♛♛♛
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So kind of you to say so!! :-)
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Just the truth Vlad!!!
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This is truly ingenious…. beautiful!!!
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Thank you!!
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fantastic patterns, they are all amazing as madhu says!!!
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Thanks so much!!
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Very cool, very creative!!
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Glad you like it!
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These are interesting shots. Never think of seeing patterns in these things – especially when I am cutting cabbage :)
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Vegetables will repay close study ;-)
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I love these!
janet
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Thanks, Janet!
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Great he shootin’. Even elevating the humble cabbage.
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Cabbage has a lot of possibilities, culinary and other…
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Indeed. Sauteed with a little butter. Mmm mmm good.
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Haven’t tried that… I make it in a more Central European—but actually Julia Child—way :-)
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Can’t go wrong with Julia!
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Awesome! That red cabbage tickled me. ;-)
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We ate it afterwards—so good!
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Wonderful Vladimir
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Thanks, Tina!
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All of them are very beautiful! Nature is always so amazing :)
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I have to photograph more vegetables, I am thinking…
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Love the red cabbage. What’s the second one?..
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Not sure actually… it was one of the sights on a coral reef in Belize, so probably it’s some kind of coral growth…
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What an eye you have for finding beautiful images in the ordinary!
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You just have to look (and see) ;-)
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Excellent photos with patterns! Thanks for liking my pattern! Sally
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You are most welcome, Sally! Thanks!!
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Such a beautiful collection, with wonderful contrasts and colours
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Thank you—so glad you like it!!
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Edward Weston . . . in color!
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That’s quite a compliment, Carissa! :-)
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Gorgeous :)
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Thank you!!
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Great perspective on these! Thanks for sharing!
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You are most welcome! :-)
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Love your interpretation of Pattern. Thanks for visiting my blog and for the Like.
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Thanks, Valentina—you are most welcome!!
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Beautiful set!
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Thank you!!
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I think the natural ones look better :)
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More unexpected, certainly! :-)
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Blown away by the cabbage —
What a great idea!
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I think there’s room for a post on the beauty of vegetables :-)
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Great pics! Gives one new ideas!
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That’s the idea! :-)
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