Friday, 23rd September 2011
Unordinary Patterns
by Christopher Feghali
HDR sand patterns on the shores of Malibu's most beautiful beach.
Equipment: Nikon
Christopher Feghali
Unordinary Patterns by Christopher Feghali was photo of the day on Friday, 23rd September 2011. It is tagged Abstract, Sand. You can leave a comment below.
14 Comments
Paul Van Cauteren
Doesn’t work for me, sorry. There ‘s no subject in the photograph. My eyes just keep wandering around over the image without seeing something that “attracts the eye” …..
Pauline Jones
I have never seen sand patterns like this before, it’s amazing what the wind can do.
Ross
Sometimes, patterns and textures are the subjects themselves and I am one of those people that always looks for them.
This one is superb!!
Judi
This picture gave me a strong desire to see another shot with a panoramic view of what else was there..water, landscape etc. I love the picture and would love the rest of the story!!
Rajib Singha
Nice!
Kb
Dont you see the little guy walking north on the bottom!
Carol KLawson
I initially thought that it was the bark of some type of tree.
Helen Hart
Isn’t Mother Nature amazing? Very different, thanks for letting me see this!
jo-ann vander burg
WOW !! That is interesting,sand patterens are very cool. thanks
Fernando Rodriguez
I hate to differ with Paul but it seems to me that if you are observant you can see some subjects in the patterns. Very nice shot I have never seen patterns like this on the beach, in the desert maybe.
Rick Thomas
Sorry, I’m with Paul on this one – does nothing for me.
When I first looked at it, I thought it was a piece of wrinkled drapery material like you might find at a garage sale.
There is no point of reference as to size etc. – how close was the subject – It could be 3 feet or could be an arial shot from an aircraft – we just don’t know.
Mark
It looks almost like a theatre stage curtain, or a waterfall. Very nice!
Kimberly Gould
It almost looks like feathers. Very nice
reza errfanian
very nice shot you got dear
thak you and keep on