From Mary Lou

 

From Carmela D'Elia

 

From Sarah Rundell

This photograph is of a blanket.  I like how while the blanket has a geometric pattern, the fabric is lose in each individual section.  The material is a soft velour-like fabric and so the light also catches on the blanket in different ways. 

 In the photograph above of an Asian Lily, I appreciate the different symmetries present in the flower, and in the placement of the leaves on the stem.

From Maureen

 Well, I found a second chair, also with a pattern of sorts, kind of ridges or rivulets, almost, in the rattan or wicker or whatever it is. I have both chairs on my living room. Thank you. Maureen

This is the first of two photos I've taken for the assignment from Wednesday night

Thank you. I'll send the other one soon but may look around more for a better subject.

From Joan Hill

 

What I do have is angles.  These are of the bldg across the street from me.  The skewed one was accident, not art, but I liked it.

Look forward to next week's class.

From Kay Dolezal

 

I'm not sure if these are what you had in mind, but I was inspired by your 'event' to one of my favorite things,

that is, to walk in my neighborhood and use my iPhone camera whenever something catches my eye.    

I hope they suit.  And thank you for that inspiration - and others as well.

From Michele Audet

 

Great class last week,  looking forward to the fall program.  I need some inspiration! 

I had an interesting time looking up the meaning of symmetry. 

Patterns -symmetry in nature.

From nature walk Sunday afternoon in the Arnold Arboretum.