Ben Huberman at:
https://dailypost.wordpress.com/photo-challenges/textures/
says: Photography is a primarily visual medium, but we can experience it with more than one sense. This week, focus on the tactile element of the objects you shoot, whether it’s one distinct quality — softness, smoothness, graininess, or any other texture you find interesting — or a combination of several within one frame.
Raffled rope
Textured buildings
Rhino horn texture
Great photos for this challenge. You chose some interesting textures and colours, as well as designs. I never knew rhino horn looked like that close-up! Thank you for sharing that.
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Thank you! It is a tree trunk with thorns like rhino horns on it. It is the trunk of a Kapok-boom in SA
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Dankie ons het daardie boom in Hazyview gesien en ek het gewonder wat word dit genoem. Ek sal ‘n blog oor daardie uitrafelende tou kan skryf!
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Daar is heelwat Kapokbome in en om Potgietersrus. Hul is meestal eerste om te begin blom sodra winter pad gegee het. Daardie tou het juis my aandag getrek omdat dit n stokou boot vasgehou het aan die kaai. Boot was nog in werkende toestand maar baie verweerd. Die tou kan beslis n verhaal vertel oor hoekom hylyk soos hy lyk.
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Ek hou veral van die tou. Ons het dieselfde soort boom!
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Dis dieselfde soort maar ek het die een by Lizelle afgeneem
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Great captures Ineke
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Baie goeie fotos by die onderwerp!
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Great textures, Ineke. It is amazing what we miss in our rush to get to work each and every day.
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Thanks. I find as soon as I have my camera in my hand the world opens up more! I am doing before and after school care just one street up from the tea garden we had our cup of tea and scone, Every morning and evening I enjoy the scene. River, hills, sky with clouds! Just awesome
Oh that is so lovely, Ineke. I didn’t realise your workplace was in such an idyllic location. Do you still quilt?
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I enjoy every moment of it. My sewing machine is not in a working state anymore. I still need to finish off my last quilt. I borrowed my daughter in law’s machine but still have not completed it because the last holiday was only 2 weeks- no machine work was done. Maybe in December! During the term, I’m usually not in the mood or there isn’t time to sit down and do it( at my age my body tells me that I don’t have that much energy anymore)
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Life sounds very busy!!
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It must be heated!!!!! And they sure start them swimming early now. Lots of fun for them and for you watching as well!
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I scrap 2 