Happy Friday evening everyone. Post whatever you got.
The camera club I belong to has a monthly photo challenge subject. The subject for Sept. was patterns and repetition. These were all taken at the San Diego Zoo in mid Sept.
Nothing to do with patterns, just a little tune I like.
Sam and I hiked up to the waterfall today and even though there was not much water coming down it was still pleasant and the sound was soothing.
They look blurry but it’s the uploader size limit. The colors are very muted this year except for the yellows. I was going to go to the Unitas but the temperature fell big time so I’m again just over the mountain from home. Sam thinks this camping stuff is quite fun. She is so proud of herself for treeing a squirrel. They had a nice argument in a tongue only they could understand.
@snoopydawg
You my not have a lot of fall colors but at least you have some. The trail in the second photo looks inviting.
Sam and I hiked up to the waterfall today and even though there was not much water coming down it was still pleasant and the sound was soothing.
They look blurry but it’s the uploader size limit. The colors are very muted this year except for the yellows. I was going to go to the Unitas but the temperature fell big time so I’m again just over the mountain from home. Sam thinks this camping stuff is quite fun. She is so proud of herself for treeing a squirrel. They had a nice argument in a tongue only they could understand.
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Been here since Tuesday and after it cooled way down it’s been pleasant. Sam thinks that this camping stuff is very cool. We’ve taken quite a few walks and hikes where she does triple the miles I do. She ate something that isn’t agreeing with her tummy and says she doesn’t feel well. It’s been a nice break from just being at home. Hopefully next year we can get to the Unitas. But it would have been below freezing higher up. Brrr.
Been here since Tuesday and after it cooled way down it’s been pleasant. Sam thinks that this camping stuff is very cool. We’ve taken quite a few walks and hikes where she does triple the miles I do. She ate something that isn’t agreeing with her tummy and says she doesn’t feel well. It’s been a nice break from just being at home. Hopefully next year we can get to the Unitas. But it would have been below freezing higher up. Brrr.
I love taking photos of trails or paths or roads where you can’t see where they are going. In the foreground of the waterfall that spot is quite steep. Almost 45 degrees but Sam fell down a path into the ravine and it was the only way back up. People need to use a rope to get up and down it. She ran up it like it was nothing. Good thing too cuz I don’t know how I’d of gotten her back up. Kids I tell ya. I got more grey hairs watching her take risks.
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You my not have a lot of fall colors but at least you have some. The trail in the second photo looks inviting.
@janis b
Great pics Janis! On the second one it looks like a satellite image of an alluvial plain with cumulus clouds. Wonderful patterns.
the patterns of leaves and silk constructions are.
Here are a couple tidal patterns -
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Thank you for keeping friday photography alive.
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both - Albert Einstein
@Bollox Ref
Beautiful photo BR! Outstanding! Awesome image. Great work!
There's a pattern somewhere in this:
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We cannot solve our problems with the same thinking we used when we created them.
Look deep into nature, and then you will understand everything better.
both - Albert Einstein
Outstanding photos SP! Plants and flowers are great for patterns. Closeups of bird feathers or butterflies can be excellent subjects as well. Phantastic photos!
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We cannot solve our problems with the same thinking we used when we created them.
Look deep into nature, and then you will understand everything better.
both - Albert Einstein
Outstanding photos SP! Plants and flowers are great for patterns. Closeups of bird feathers or butterflies can be excellent subjects as well. Phantastic photos!
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I had some stuff in the 70's that made the best patterns imaginable. Was from Berkeley.
A frameful of flowers is one place I can dig some busy bokeh.
water drops on Redbud leaf
cypress knees
hope everyone is doing well and better!
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We cannot solve our problems with the same thinking we used when we created them.
Look deep into nature, and then you will understand everything better.
both - Albert Einstein
@janis b
sorry to be soooo slow getting back here! They don't know what the knees are for. For the most part everyone studying college level zoology or botany in the 60's, 70's and since until relatively very recently was taught they were for oxygenating the roots. This is now not believed to be the case. It remains a mystery.
The key difference to ID Bald (the main U.S. kneed cypress) from Montezuma (the Mexican one) is 'does it have knees?'. There is only one patch of Montezuma Cypress in the U.S. on the banks of the Rio Grande at Salineno. Nifty spot.
We cannot solve our problems with the same thinking we used when we created them.
Look deep into nature, and then you will understand everything better.
both - Albert Einstein
Thankfully nature still holds close some of its mysteries.
#6.2 sorry to be soooo slow getting back here! They don't know what the knees are for. For the most part everyone studying college level zoology or botany in the 60's, 70's and since until relatively very recently was taught they were for oxygenating the roots. This is now not believed to be the case. It remains a mystery.
The key difference to ID Bald (the main U.S. kneed cypress) from Montezuma (the Mexican one) is 'does it have knees?'. There is only one patch of Montezuma Cypress in the U.S. on the banks of the Rio Grande at Salineno. Nifty spot.
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Some French Fabric
Finally, got one on time. Thanks so much.
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Hi, DM
Now those are some patterns!
I'm great at multi-tasking. I can waste time, be unproductive, and procrastinate all at the same time.
Mix and match
Somehow they look so 'French'. I like the Autumn colour Ginkos. Thanks.
We be camping
Sam and I hiked up to the waterfall today and even though there was not much water coming down it was still pleasant and the sound was soothing.
They look blurry but it’s the uploader size limit. The colors are very muted this year except for the yellows. I was going to go to the Unitas but the temperature fell big time so I’m again just over the mountain from home. Sam thinks this camping stuff is quite fun. She is so proud of herself for treeing a squirrel. They had a nice argument in a tongue only they could understand.
Hi, Snoopy
You my not have a lot of fall colors but at least you have some. The trail in the second photo looks inviting.
I'm great at multi-tasking. I can waste time, be unproductive, and procrastinate all at the same time.
Hi snoopy
You and Sam must be having a wonderful time. My favourite camping experiences were the months travelling across america with Ernie.
We are
Been here since Tuesday and after it cooled way down it’s been pleasant. Sam thinks that this camping stuff is very cool. We’ve taken quite a few walks and hikes where she does triple the miles I do. She ate something that isn’t agreeing with her tummy and says she doesn’t feel well. It’s been a nice break from just being at home. Hopefully next year we can get to the Unitas. But it would have been below freezing higher up. Brrr.
Triple miles because she races ahead
and then races back to make sure you're still there and fine.
Cheers you two!
It was
I love taking photos of trails or paths or roads where you can’t see where they are going. In the foreground of the waterfall that spot is quite steep. Almost 45 degrees but Sam fell down a path into the ravine and it was the only way back up. People need to use a rope to get up and down it. She ran up it like it was nothing. Good thing too cuz I don’t know how I’d of gotten her back up. Kids I tell ya. I got more grey hairs watching her take risks.
Hi Social, how different
the patterns of leaves and silk constructions are.
Here are a couple tidal patterns -
.
Thank you for keeping friday photography alive.
Evening, Janis
Some nice sand patterns. The sun and shadows make for some interesting lighting in the first photo.
I'm great at multi-tasking. I can waste time, be unproductive, and procrastinate all at the same time.
Great photos Janis!
Great pics Janis! On the second one it looks like a satellite image of an alluvial plain with cumulus clouds.
Wonderful patterns.
We cannot solve our problems with the same thinking we used when we created them.
Look deep into nature, and then you will understand everything better.
both - Albert Einstein
You must be flying
; )
Thanks for hosting SF
There's a pattern somewhere in this:
Gëzuar!!
from a reasonably stable genius.
Nice Bollox
I see lots of 'u's and 'v's, and perfect order.
Hi, BR
Cool tree.
It looks like a pile of snow covered pick-up sticks.
I'm great at multi-tasking. I can waste time, be unproductive, and procrastinate all at the same time.
Gorgeous!
Beautiful photo BR! Outstanding! Awesome image. Great work!
We cannot solve our problems with the same thinking we used when we created them.
Look deep into nature, and then you will understand everything better.
both - Albert Einstein
GREAT pics SP!
Outstanding photos SP! Plants and flowers are great for patterns. Closeups of bird feathers or butterflies can be excellent subjects as well. Phantastic photos!
We cannot solve our problems with the same thinking we used when we created them.
Look deep into nature, and then you will understand everything better.
both - Albert Einstein
Thank you, dystopian.
I'm great at multi-tasking. I can waste time, be unproductive, and procrastinate all at the same time.
patterns
I had some stuff in the 70's that made the best patterns imaginable. Was from Berkeley.
A frameful of flowers is one place I can dig some busy bokeh.
water drops on Redbud leaf
cypress knees
hope everyone is doing well and better!
We cannot solve our problems with the same thinking we used when we created them.
Look deep into nature, and then you will understand everything better.
both - Albert Einstein
Evening, dystopian
Cypress knees. Sounds like a horrible medical condition.
Nice patterns, dystopian.
I'm great at multi-tasking. I can waste time, be unproductive, and procrastinate all at the same time.
Question dystopian
Are those knees for anchoring the cypress tree?
Hey J!
sorry to be soooo slow getting back here! They don't know what the knees are for. For the most part everyone studying college level zoology or botany in the 60's, 70's and since until relatively very recently was taught they were for oxygenating the roots. This is now not believed to be the case. It remains a mystery.
The key difference to ID Bald (the main U.S. kneed cypress) from Montezuma (the Mexican one) is 'does it have knees?'. There is only one patch of Montezuma Cypress in the U.S. on the banks of the Rio Grande at Salineno. Nifty spot.
be well!
We cannot solve our problems with the same thinking we used when we created them.
Look deep into nature, and then you will understand everything better.
both - Albert Einstein
Thank you dystopian
Thankfully nature still holds close some of its mysteries.