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This is a wonderful picture of pattern,so beautifully captured .

Congrats my friend.

It will not allow my desired rating again :(

Comments, critiques, suggestions, observations, polite remarks, not so polite remarks, tax

tips, recipes, directions to the supermarket, secret hair stylinig tips of the Hollywood stars,

jokes are all welcome. Anything, really, just someting, a word or two maybe three, we

don't ask for much, just to know that after a thousand views, somebody somewhere must

have some sort of opinion about something, you don't even have to comment on the

photo, tell me your views of how the hell we're going to get out of this mess we've created

in the world, no one is getting along, for god's sake people, we're all just human beings,

no different than one another, we're all brothers and sisters, let's come to our senses and,

uh, oh, sorry, I got carried away, really, please accept my apology, I'm tired, I really should

go to bed, if you want, just leave a quick note or just rate it a 3 or less. Sorry to have

bothered you. :-)

I do like this. I would have cropped it so the diagonal went from corner to corner. More DoF would have helped but I realise that may not have been possible.

 

A good catch!

Thanks, David: You're right about the DOP issue. This was taken with an early digital camera and it was a grab shot! If I had my present camera and my tripod as I do now, I would have set up more to control exposure, aperature, etc. I don't mind the going out of focus though as it implies distance. As you suggested, I should try a crop from corner to corner! Thanks for the input.

Paul, not to sure how we're going to get out of this mess but I must say looking at your pictures makes me not care so much. I like the subject matter you choose and the way you capture it. Take care.

Paul, I hope people will get along one day and that the world will be a better place. About photos, you must have inspired me too. I realise I posted a picture a little like yours a few weeks ago. It's funny how our minds work. I sincerely don't remember seeing this picture when you posted it a year ago but I must have, obviously. I like your angle much more.

It's funny how we all see the same thing in so many different ways. I love your shot as well, Laurent. You have much more colorful shopping carts then we do :-) I love repeat patterns so this was a natural for me.