This week Patti introduces various types of symmetry that create images that are powerful and dramatic: vertical, centered, mirrored, horizontal, and radial.
Radial symmetry is all about circles. It is often seen within flower images as petals fan out from a center circle. Other examples are spokes on a wheel, or ripples of water making concentric circles.
While I have studied various types of symmetry over the years, radial symmetry is one type of compositional element that is new to me. Consequently I decided to open my eyes to various ways to compose symmetry through the use of circles.
Hope you enjoyed these images. Be safe. Be well.
a meditative journey 
Nice illustrations.
Thank you, Rupali.
Absolutely gorgeous, Brenda, and visually stunning. I especially love the delicate fragility of the dandelion flower gone to seed.
I must confess…I have a dandelion obsession.
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The dandelion is incredibly beautiful!
Thank you Amy…I agree dandelions are “incredibly beautiful”
Excellent response Brenda – love that you focused on readier symmetry, your examples are terrific. I especially loved the images of the dandelion spores
Thank you Tina. I find an ambulance of beauty when we invite ourselves to become acquainted with that which is initially label “weed”
Well I’m thinking you meant abundance and spell-check got you but either way works 😊
Laugh, laugh…sometimes errors bring forth a chuckle..I need a spellcheck that knows what word I am trying to type
Great photos. Love the detail on the dandelion. Excellent.
Thank you John. Dandelions do offer us beautiful detail.
This is an imaginative use of fruit, Brenda.
Thank you Kürt. I enjoy reading your feedback
Great representations of symmetry!
Thank you…supportive comments always welcomed.
Love the dandelion seeds!!
Thank you for your sharing your thoughts and especially for the visit.