WORLDWIDE PHOTO WEEK: Part 328 - Textures

Penodr, I can almost taste that Cuban! (Though I can't recall the last time I even smelt cigar smoke!) Nice shot.

OhLook, both cool shots but I totally love the blackboard image...so graphic, and it takes me back a year or so...!

Stina, great textures both. I particularly like the old timber...reminds me of many old back country places I know that are slowly being ravaged by time. Like me, too, I guess!

Very nice pictures all. Sure hope John_B survives all the hurricanes and earthquakes there. Sounds pretty nasty all the way around.

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Everyone has great shots this week, but the wooden gate really hits me nice job EastBayGirl!

Dave

OhLook wrote in post #17083124
Hmm, not a satisfying degree of detail. I may be the only one here who doesn't have a DSLR.

OhLook, Great texture photos, one natural and one man made
While I do have 2 DSLR's most of my photos lately are with my favorite P&S

EastBayGirl, your texture photos are great, one soft and one hard

svizzerams, Ricardo222 & KT29, I have survived the first storm and the earthquake with no problems, just one more to go this weekend
Thanks for the good wishes

Thanks, guys.
I'm glad you got through the first storm, John and I hope you fare well through the next storm.

Not the most intresting photo, but it fits the subject. This is the side of a shed.

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^^A well used shed too, by the look of it. Nice texture Andy.


It wouldn't be right for me to go the whole week without including a bit of canine texture! This is Harry's chest!

The second image I found this evening on our walk...a VERY textured caterpillar!

Nice texture, Andy. I really like the tones and shadows on that.

Harry's coat has a beautiful texture and I love the colors on that caterpillar picture, Ricardo.

Thanks for the comments, anyway this is a bit better, the field has a difference texture now its been cut.

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Great contributions since I checked last time, everybody!

The ones standing out so far are Stina's old wooden gate (love that one, Stina) and Richard's fur. Or rather, Harry's fur! And I love the landscape shot, Andy.

John_B, you have some bad luck there with the elements. Stay safe!

EastBayGirl wrote in post #17085980
Nice texture, Andy. I really like the tones and shadows on that.

Harry's coat has a beautiful texture and I love the colors on that caterpillar picture, Ricardo.

Thank you Stina.

Levina de Ruijter wrote in post #17086268
Great contributions since I checked last time, everybody!

The ones standing out so far are Stina's old wooden gate (love that one, Stina) and Richard's fur. Or rather, Harry's fur! And I love the landscape shot, Andy.

John_B, you have some bad luck there with the elements. Stay safe!

Harry says "Thank you!"

And I love that shot of the crop stubble and baled straw Andy...reminds me of growing up on a farm.

I took a shot of the kitchen sink. Used my little Powershot in macro mode. Very dark, but showing the texture nicely I think.

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^^Lovely, Levina. (Like all the images from inside your home it looks absolutely immaculate!)

Thanks, Richard. It does look immaculate, doesn't it? Especially with all the empty coke bottles in the back... Actually, I put the bottles there because it looked better.

I'd never have guessed that that was a sink. You made it into a mysterious night landscape.