Patterns here, patterns there,
Patterns, patterns everywhere.
Patterns in nature and patterns man-made with care.
I like the simple 4 leaf pattern on this plant…
and the circular leaf pattern on this plant.
Are you tempted to count the leaves?
A fascinating, tightly structured pattern on a… Travellers Palm
which is not a palm
– but Ravenala madagascariensis
and related to the banana plant.
This man-made pattern of pavers and stones appeals for its
simple design, stark colours and contrasting textures.
And now… take a welcome rest on this solid, wooden bench
with its gently curved patterns and symmetry.
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Comments on: "Weekly Photo Challenge: Patterns" (10)
a wonderful bench (to hatch poems)
Yes… or to sit and think – or even to just sit!
Thanks for connecting to my entry for this weeks photo challenge: pattern. I like the variety of images you have posted for the challenge. I like the pavers, in particular, because as a kid I would ALWAYS do a spontaneous hopscotch game when faced with such a sight. Now, as an adult, I only do that SOMETIMES; when I don’t think anyone is watching. 🙂
Thanks for your kind words… I wonder how many children played ‘hopscotch’ on sidewalks and pavers! I like your interpreation of ‘patterns’ – the items separately and then in artwork. Thanks for visiting my blog.
Nice patterns! Thanks so much for the link! : )))
Thank you!
lovely pictures! 🙂
Thanks for dropping by my blog – and glad you like the pictures. Checked your ‘Patterns’ and especially liked the books and the honeycomb.
you’re welcome and thanks very much 🙂
Thanks again1