Diamond
by Dr.Confuser

Comment:
A vivid silhouetted pattern. We know how exacting this maneuver is, yet here we have it playing out against the gauzy serenity of a beautiful mountain under a wispy sky. A wonderful contrast is set up here, the transition being those sweeping contrails, from sharp to windblown. Nice balance.

Countdown
by Jules1x

Comment:
A cozy lineup of huggable airplanes with an apocalyptic grace note. Strangely riveting and powerful. A strong and crackling combination.

starburst
by flaherma

Comment:
A simple, lovely pattern so aptly described by its title, with a small "s" in keeping with its modesty. But I really like it; it more than holds its own.

Nature's Own
by Ammie

Comment:
A lovely image of waves of incoming mountains and farm rows, a gentle and peaceful pattern. The colors are delicate and in harmony. An abstract tapestry.

circles and curves
by BrennanOB

Comment:
Wow! This Escher-like photograph has a lot of interesting things going on. Patterns abound in the brickwork, stairs and railings and ferns. It comes together rather well, but personally I'm a bit overwhelmed. The person descending the staircase is an important anchor. Still, I gave it a high mark because of its ebullience.

Coming and Going
by grahamgator

Comment:
Very elegant study of pattern, rhythm and tone. Beautifully composed. A sensitive blossom.

Amaranthine
by CNovack

Comment:
Of all the flowers featured in this challenge, I find this one to be the most stunning and fascinating. The pattern is compelling. The transitions from bud to petals are exquisite. Outstanding image.

The Bar
by NikonJeb

Comment:
A well-composed scene that reveals a patchwork quilt of patterns and tones. Modest, subtle and artistic. Beautifully exposed. The water on the floor is a great touch. Very satisfying.

Follow the pattern
by clickodak

Comment:
Nicely seen elegant patch in the tunnel, glossy and rhythmic, like a strip of taffy. I like how it's both realistic and abstract.

sitting
by Tiberius

Comment:
Elegant pattern of silver chairs, with the woman in red as the cherry on top. I like the natural ease of this image and congratulate the photographer for his/her patient disposition in allowing the scene to speak for itself.