Themes:
Panorama of Hurstville

Repetition/Pattern


Pattern is generated when points, lines, shapes and colours, etc. are repeated, creating a sense of uniformity over an area. Depending on the arrangement of visual elements, patterns can range from simple and easily recognisable to complex and obscure.

Effective patterns introduce predictability, which may be perceived as extending beyond the edges of a picture. Finding ways to disrupt a pattern can introduce a surprise element into an image.

This month, DIG members incorporated repetition and pattern into their photos.

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Source: http://www.morguefile.com
Photographer: Kevin Rosseel
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Margaret Barnett 		click for a larger image (60k) then press BACK key
Barry Porter 		click for a larger image (48k) then press BACK key
Pam Donnet
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Ian Chesterfield 		click for a larger image (53k) then press BACK key
Joyce Pickup 		click for a larger image (55k) then press BACK key
Marcia McRae
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Geoff Turton 		click for a larger image (62k) then press BACK key
Diane Reddy 		click for a larger image (58k) then press BACK key
Mary Blount 		click for a larger image (51k) then press BACK key
Ken McRae
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Robin Ireland 		click for a larger image (56k) then press BACK key
Mary Daly 		click for a larger image (62k) then press BACK key
Marilyn Schell