Weekly Photo Challenge: Texture (III)

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Sunday 10 August, 2014 by Uncle Spike

This week’s third entry from me for the Weekly Photo Challenge is the textured pattern of a hand-made fruit bowl from Cappadocia, here in Turkey. 

Hope you enjoy this entry.

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The first entry for this week can be found here: WPC ‘Texture’ (I)

The second entry for this week can be found here: WPC ‘Texture‘ (II)

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2 thoughts on “Weekly Photo Challenge: Texture (III)”

  1. dunelight says:
    Monday 18 August, 2014 at 2:01 am

    Hand made? Such an intricate pattern it would hurt my eyes to draw that but it is a nice stylized organic pattern shot.

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