From a plethora of patterns to a lot of lines – Cheri @ WordPress challenges us to “grab your camera, get outside, and snap a great shot of shapes or lines that you stumble upon, or a cool texture or pattern that catches your eye.”
And, if you’re up for the challenge, she suggests that we do a “tiled gallery”. Well, I’m up for it!
Handbag at Barnes and Noble
Wooden place mat
American (and POW) Flag – Brigantine Library
Deck and railings at in Brigantine
Chair – shop in Lambertville, PA
Gate – shop in New Hope, PA
Jungle gym
Zebra plant
Brick walkway
Parking lines for cars with kids
Wooden deck with chairs
No Access sign on seawall due to Hurricane Sandy damage
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Dear Bliary 
I saw that handbag at Barnes and Noble!! Cool patterns and lines. Zebra plant! I wouldnt have seen that one coming. I don’t know if you can see the ad at the bottom, but it shows a girl in prison. The bars are lines. It fits right in!!
Don’t see the bars, but I think that’s a good thing. ;-). I thought you’d like that handbag. Congrats on your ebook contract! So cool. Book Number two of the non-ebook kind can’t be far behind. We’ll need to do lunch to celebrate. – like we need a reason. ❤️
Great photos and great take on the challenge
Thank you, Alastair. 🙂
Excellent pics for the challenge, and I love that you included the stars and stripes. 🙂
How can I not? 🙂
Thanks, ad.
great shots 🙂
Thank you. 🙂
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Great choices for the challenge…
Thanks, Roberta.
Love the pink lines Gemma !
Thanks, Kathryn. I was surprised to see them. It was ” parking for cars with small children only”. Cool. My caretaker job got me a pretty in pink parking plot! 😉
You deserve it !!!!
Like someone said, long time coming…;-)
great collection for this weeks challenge.
Thank you 🙂
Beautiful take on the prompt, so lively and full of colors.
Thanks, Ese. I was looking for a little bright and colorful. 😉
Great shots Gemma and a wonderful entry for the challenge. 😀 *hugs*
Hugs back at you, Sonel. And many thanks as well. ❤️
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Incredibly versatile photos, each one of them, and more than living upto the challenge.That perspective shot of the wooden plate mat is so surreal! What motivated you thus?
Shakti
Thanks, Shakti. I can’t even tell you about the motivation other than I’ve observed others and am experimenting. I appreciate your kind words.
Great selections for the theme. Beautiful lines and patterns, Gemma!
Thanks, Amy 🙂
Great entries for the theme 🙂
Thanks. 🙂
That chair is bizarre! 🙂
I know, right? But I had to have a picture. 😉
You’ve come up trumps Gemma – great pictures !
I like that. Trumps. Thanks, poppy.
I love the placemat!
Thanks, Dawn. Hard not to enjoy a meal on those.;-)
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Thanks for the PB. 🙂
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Thanks. 🙂
Rich, exciting, fun with lots of possibilities. Love them all. Have a great week ahead.
Thanks, IT. Same to you and yours. 🙂
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Oh I like the car parked next to the pink lines, Gem, and, ironically, the Stars & Stripes! Adrian
If I had to pick one you’d like, it would be the pink parking lines. That seems up you photography alley. ;-). Thanks, Adrian. I’m still picturing your red chairs and blue table. That was cool!
Taking pictures of patterns is one of my favorite things to do! These are great!
Thanks, Jen. Glad you think so. 🙂
Enjoy your weekend.