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Photo of the Day ~ Abstract Patterns Category ~ July 29, 2008

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No Noose is Good Noose
by Monnie Ryan (Monnie) 
Camera:
Canon Powershot A590
Location:
Warren, Ohio
 
United States of America

Photographer Notes:
This thick old rope surrounds an outdoor patio -- it just looked interesting!
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Linn Smith commented on July 29, 2008 10:48:
Good eye to see the unique abstract look in this old rope with its weathered patterns and textures...congratulations on your win today!
K.L. Tan commented on July 29, 2008 12:54:
Nice study of details people usually don't see... Congrats!!!
Sherri Aagenes commented on July 29, 2008 21:55:
Hey Monnie! Sweet ole rope. I can imagine you kickin back & spotting this lovely pattern! Big congrats to you:):)
Patrice Cigallio Wesa commented on July 29, 2008 23:25:
Great detail, textures and patterns in this well seen abstract...congrats on your win today, Monnie!
Monnie Ryan commented on July 30, 2008 11:29:
Thanks, Linn, Tan, Sherri and Patrice! Appreciate your taking the time to comment!

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