lens-artist: perfect patterns

Patterns give us order in an otherwise chaotic world. 

I find myself pondering the concept of perfect…are patterns designed by human design seen as more perfect than the ones that ebb and flow through the dynamics of mother nature?

Is there a pattern within an image that at first glance seems chaotic?

Does rhythm which involves the same or similar elements repeating at regular intervals create an image that soothes the eye and thus a seemingly “perfect pattern?”  

Join this week’s lens-artists challenge: perfect patterns at Leya to see the world in a grain of sand

A coffee cup, small dish, frozen strawberry, and afternoon sunlight

Point of view photography

“Point of view” in photography simply means the position from which the camera’s eye sees the scene. Is the camera looking down on the subject? Looking up, sideways, or straight on.

How close is your camera to the subject? Is there anything between you and the subject? Is the source of light in front, to the side, or from the back? Every decision you make about point of view has the potential to introduce an unique visual experience to the viewer.

words of wisdom

credo ut intelligam … ”I believe in order to understand.” ~Augustine

“I do not understand my dreams better than any of you.

“For they are always somewhat beyond my grasp and I have the same trouble with them as anyone who knows nothing about dream interpretation.

“Knowledge is of no matter when it comes to one’s own dreams.” ~Carl Jung

Image and quotes submitted in response to Lost in Translation’s Words of Wisdom challenge.