Jude would enjoy seeing your Patterns
I did have a struggle as I have some that I like and wanted to show something that is almost but not quite. What do you think?
or are these better
A Caper White Butterfly on a Pentas flower
or a flower spike from an aloe 
or two loving Wrens
I can’t decide. Have I patterns?
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Thanks Amanda for your positive response 🙂
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Lovely, and thoughtful- that’s the object of the exercise, isn’t it? Your wrens are beautiful and I like the aloe too. 🙂 🙂 I spent a bit of time playing with this theme yesterday, but wasn’t sure I wanted to publish the results. Have a great weekend, Brian!
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Yes Jo I was a bit ambivalent about posting something. Thanks for your comment. Have a fab weekend yourself Jo ❤
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Scaredy cat! I’m sure you can find some great backgrounds in the towns you frequent! Here in the countryside I am struggling, not to mention the appalling weather!
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I don’t get out all that much and when I do I am keen to get home again. I am more of a nature bloke and I should get out of my comfort zone and give other stuff a go I guess
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That comment was actually meant for Jo as you have been brave enough to give this a go!
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Oh yes!
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🙂 🙂
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I think for this particular exercise the background has to be the main pattern with the subject being almost indistinct. Here your photos concentrate on the subject and the background is not the main feature. Have a look at Sue Judd’s photos and you’ll see what I mean. No criticism, mine were not the best choice, and I am happy to see you taking part. The aim of this challenge is to test myself and others, I think this particular one was very testing! Hope you’ll join me with the textures, I think March will be a little easier!
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Thanks Jude 🙂 I was right when I commented to Jo. I’ll give any challenge a go, you know me 🙂
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And I thank you for your input Brian, comments as well as participation. I’m sure you’ll be able to find some textures for March. This week’s task was particularly difficult so good on you for attempting it 👍
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