That said I have got a little set of different textures I saw during the day, nothing fancy but I thought I'd share anways.
Two man made, two found in nature.
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I had a ball meeting up with everyone, and seeing some new faces too on today's harbour walk. I just needed to get away from work, and relax so kept my photography pretty low key and just enjoyed everyones company and mucking around.
That said I have got a little set of different textures I saw during the day, nothing fancy but I thought I'd share anways. Two man made, two found in nature.
Craig - good to catch up.
I really like what you have done here. Nice set. 
Patrick Regards, Patrick
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#1 and 4 = awesome!
i love the strong pattern you have seen in the first, just beautifully composed, i always struggle with subjects like that. #4 reminds me of the froth on a latte! i think it could be even better with a tad more brightness/contrast aswell. #2 is also good, it just doesnt stand out as much, i think only because it is a more common and identifible subject, and i dunno #3 just doesn't do it for me, looks like it was hard to get a good exposure with a few of those highlights tho! thanks for sharing  Nathan
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Good eye there, especially the 2 last ones. Didn't really thought about shooting textures from the days walk
Craig,
Ya dun good! g.
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#1 and #3 are the standouts (in that order) for me. #2 is just too boring if that make sense.
Peter
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Thanks for the feedback and I get it Peter, it's very same same, and too obviously a everyday sight, the others atleast are a little more abstract.
Craig,
I love 2 one of my fav patterns the chromatic abrasion is very obvious (at least to me) in 1 and 3 dunno if this could of been helped or can be fixed post cheers
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