Lamp Shade Labyrinth
by ozaibak

Comment:
Ohh, these dancing branches are the exception to my usual rule for a pattern type image: "add a shape or contrasting color to add interest." This composition stands on its own and must have been very hard to see and do. Congratulations. You did it.

Velvet Tide
by ccraft

Comment:
This lovely scene of well worn rocks (with their own waary texture) and the nice soft water make for a muted but pleasant composition. Nicely done.

Ripples
by ScottK

Comment:
This is well seen, beautifully photographed and fits the challenge nicely. It is simple and understated and should do well.

Old feather collection.....
by tolovemoon

Comment:
There have been several good feather entries in this texture challenge and all, including yours, fit it nicely. Yours is well seen and quite nicely composed. It could be a bit more in focus and in this case, I'd give the advice that sometimes "less is more." Nevertheless it is a creditable entry and a nice job.

Feel my skin...little baby
by diegohs

Comment:
Lovely abstract, full of pronounced textures. Like the monochromatic approach, wish it was in perfect focus. Good job.

The smoothest fabric : Silk
by ramevi

Comment:
The ribbed texture of this silk certainly accentuates the challenge. The dominating print pattern was a bit tough to assimilate. But it is beautifully photographed. Keep up the good work!

Midnight Tee Time
by mudshark

Comment:
And what planet are we on here? Seriously, nicely done accentuating the spherical aspect and the texture of the golf ball. Good rendition of the challenge.

Honey, I have some filing to do
by Prof_Fate

Comment:
Tack sharp, good textures, patterns and composition. Nice little spot of red where it is needed. Maybe (forgive me) a tad busy. Good work.

caution: rough surface
by miss parker

Comment:
This is so much fun. It's straightforward and to the point and exciting because of the texture, shape and color change. Of course it is beautifully photographed.

It's like Lichens
by BNC

Comment:
You know it is lichen and I know it's lichen, but it might be tough for someone to tell that without a rock or whatever formation this is growing on for comparison, so perhaps a Rock substitution for the blue sky would be more exciting. Maybe a little more depth of field would help. Nevertheless, you have an interesting subject and I like it overall.