Pattern - Image Bank

The image below shows pattern in an exposed and interesting way, by using the repetitiveness of the cars and also the bay lines. The bay lines almost keep the viewers attention inside of the two sides therefore showing the true beauty of the repetition of cars. The use of pattern is shown very abstractly and as the image is in black and white, the white cars produce a strong and vivid contrast. I like this image as it brings depth and a different style to pattern. The large scale of the image is shown clearly via the use of the car and the amount of them. 

The next image features a strong sense of repetition in a swirling motion, this is effective because all of the plants leaves are the same shape therefore leaving us with a flawless shape without any interruptions. I really like this photo because of the clear distinction of pattern, each leaf being identical and following suit to the one either side. The core of the image brings feelings of repetition also as we can see this is where each individual leaf originates from. 

I particularly like the image as I feel it is clever for the pattern to continue even though the model is in the way. The use of placing it over the hat and clothes is great in expressing the pattern while the shadows define which is the female and which is the screen behind. It gives the photograph an abstract feel and the use of black and white helps continue this on. There is a clear juxtaposition between the females skin and the pattern as her skin is very plain yet the pattern is the opposite. 

The use of bottles being repeated in this photo creates a pattern via the use of colour also. The blue reflection from the bottles; as they're placed behind one another, make the image bold while the outline of the bottles exhibit a form of pattern due to their organisation.

The next two images show the topic pattern due to their manmade nature. These tiles have been intentionally placed to form a pattern and this is effectively shown in the photographs below. The first images focal point is concentrated in the centre due to the brightness, this then fades out as your eye is drawn towards the darker tiles around the edges. On the other hand the picture below displays pattern in a different way. They follow a circular motion, however unlike similar photos of the same type, the centre of these tiles is not in the same centre of the photograph. I find this interesting as it gives you more of an outlook into the structure as a whole as we are aware that this will carry on behind what we can directly see. It plays with the viewers imagination, where the first image doesn't.