‘Shards And Shadows’
Shards And Shadows
Tag: Repetition
Repetition #9, Again
‘Repetition #9, Again’
Reflection/ Repetition
‘Reflection/ Repetition’
…show me the outside; show me again…
Repetition # 9
‘Repetition #9’
Close up of monochromatic artwork by Tongan artist Sione Faletau on display in a downtown Auckland public space. Repetitive motifs are a feature of his work.
Beautiful Repetition
‘Beautiful Repetition’
Sand Ripples II
‘Sand Ripples II’
Sand Ripples
‘Sand Ripples’
Following on from the previous post, here is another image of repetition in nature – this time it is ripples in tidal sand, as regular as corrugated iron.
You’ll forgive me, I hope, for repeating myself…
Urbanities III
‘Urbanites III’
The final tranch in a mini-series of local cityscapes.
This older art deco specimen is a real favourite of mine and the shot shows its facade captured in the last rays of sun.
And as with the buildings shown previously, there is much glorious repetition to be had in the many windows and grids that form the facade.
Mention of repetition is as good a way as any to leave things, with my days on continual repeat in lockdown. I will aim for something different tomorrow, I promise…
Urbanities I
‘Urbanities I’
Enough nature; I feel the need for some good old fashioned concrete and steel today.
I shot this picture of a downtown apartment block on the way to work a couple of months ago, back when I could still freely commute into the city.
Ah, nostalgia.
The man made extreme repetition of the building is mesmerising in its own way; cubes – all harsh lines and angles – stacked high against an opaque cobalt backdrop.
Somehow, for all its sterile design perfection, I am left with the nagging feeling of something not completely resolved…
Breathe II
‘Breathe II’
Another take on the aerial roots of mangroves featured in the previous post Breathe.
A mass grouping.
Repetition.
(the blogs and images are beginning to repeat, I know, like the seemingly endless days in lockdown…I feel as stuck as a mangrove in mud…)
Mindless Pink Repetition
Repetition in nature, exponential pinkness.
The flowers aren’t bored(refer the previous post)by it; neither is the feeding bee (bonus prize for spotting it!).
Ebb Then Flood 