Love Patten
by choppers

Comment:
This just doesn't speak to me. Sorry.

Art speaks differently to different people.

Faith in my hands
by daklein

Comment:
I'd almost prefer to see only the hands and arms of your subject, or perhaps adding those of the little girl as well. There is obviously a story here, but without more information the viewer is left confused. I feel like I'm looking at a snap-shot rather than an artistic piece.

One Nice Morning
by Dufus

Comment:
Were you lucky enough to come across these shells as is or did you bring them with you?

patterns patterns everywhere ,well dont just stare
by cutout

Comment:
Definitely a different take on the the artichoke. I never considered this vegetable to be "attractive."

Polar Bear Pattern
by PhilXT350

Comment:
Is this a piece of ice or perhaps some broken glass? Funny thing, until I read the title, I didn't know what I was looking at and now all I can see is the polar bear profile.

blue plough
by idp

Comment:
The colors are wonderful.

Ironwork
by SoulMan1978

Comment:
I'm not sure why this seems odd to me. I'm not a photog so I suggest sending this to the critique club for advice.

Windows Arrow - Pixel Pattern View
by danielbordeleau

Comment:
Wish this were brighter.

Red & White
by rkligman

Comment:
Steps? The pattern is obvious, but the dimension is lost. A different angle would bring everything back in line nicely.

And Patterns of Light Reflected From Opposite Windows...
by raish

Comment:
Hmm! I'm not sure that forcing someone to look at the reflections was your best choice. The windows are your primary pattern, followed by the power lines and any reflections would be the tertiary. By forcing us to look at this backwards (which is what the title does), we actually see a lot of stuff that detracts from the reflections...namely the wires, the shadows, even the light play within the shadows. I bet you get tons of comments about them.

Perhaps taking this at a different time of day would brighten up the building a little. I do like this though.