Wonder wall
by Firsty

Comment:
Is this wall curved? The lines sort of hint at a curvature.

Lines
by kevrobertson

Comment:
Elegant, yet subtle.

Pedestrian
by Melethia

Comment:
There's not a lot I can say or imagine to improve this. Well done!

clever design unfolding
by train

Comment:
Honestly, I'd have preferred this in nature instead of still life. But if a natural shot weren't possible, I'd suggest using something other than white for your background.

Sea Shell Patterns
by bobonacus

Comment:
Probably the only shot in the challenge where I am going to support the randomness of your subject. You did a brilliant job showing the variations that nature has added to the simple shell pattern.

Shimmering Brilliance
by sallyjo1

Comment:
oops, I get the sense that you fixed the horizontal, but forgot the vertical.

Darkened Light Show - Pattern III Challenge
by Aezetyr

Comment:
Never knew fluorescent lighting diffusers could be attractive.

Spiral Around Stripes
by ccadman

Comment:
Very well done!

Around in Circles
by cstein96

Comment:
Very effective intrepretation of the challenge. My only issue is your dof choice. Is there a reason why you chose the center of the fence? There is no visual clue as to the importance of that area. I would suggest bring everything forward or moving everything back.

Earth to earth, ashes to ashes, dust to dust
by BrokenPelvis

Comment:
I'm assuming the pattern is that of the grave markers. The fence in the foreground is pulling my attention (maybe the fence is the pattern.) That being said, there is so much dark sky that it overwhelms this shot, the angle of shot obscures the markers and the dof brings everything forward. Again, those are criticisms if the markers are your subject. If the fence is the subject...the sky overwhelms, the markers demand too much attention...maybe they shouldn't be there at all. If the sky is your subject, I think perhaps this should be in a different challenge all together. ;)