Ailsa at Where’s My Backpack? has an interesting theme this week: Multiples.
I am drawn to repeating patterns and have found a number in my portfolio. I remember being fascinated with Escher in my childhood- an influence, perhaps?
I hope you enjoy these photos of multiples from around the world. Please click on the photos for a larger slideshow.
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- Black Skimmers in Flight, Kiawah Island, SC
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- Red Roofs, Dubrovnik, Croatia
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- Wine Casks, Mendoza, Argentina
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- Salt Flats, Thailand
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- Roof Tiles, Chiang Mai, Thailand
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- Rice Baskets, Cambodia
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- Olive Oil, San Francisco
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- Columns at the Wat, Siem Reap
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- Fish at Market, Thailand
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- Shucking Gloves, Bodega Bay, CA
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- California Grove, San Francisco, CA
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- Basket of Peppers, Bangkok
Jane Lurie Photography 
Certainly makes you think!
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Indeed, Alma. Thanks for your comment!
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I really like the rice baskets. Very nice.
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Thank you, Lynne. It’s a fond memory, too.
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Very nice!! You sure get around, dontcha!? The shot from Croatia is my fav….but maybe because I’ve been there! They are all very good.
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Hi Derrick- gotta while we can! 🙂 Glad you like the red roofs… isn’t Croatia wonderful? Nice to hear from you, thank you!
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Very pretty! I love the baskets and the salt.
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Hi Milka, Thank you. Those were favorite moments. Appreciate your comment!
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mind boggling…love all of these!!
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Thank you, April. Much appreciated!
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I love the wine casks and the olive oil!!!
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Thanks, Liz! You’re nice to comment.
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Stunning photos, are shucking gloves something to do with oyster shucking?
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Thank you, Sas! Yes, that photo was taken at Hog Island Oyster Co. Oysters are sharp so shucking gloves are essential. Appreciate your comment!
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I remember my Dad having a go at shucking oysters in France once. He tried for about 30 minutes to get one open until a French man took pity on him and did it for him.
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Ha! Funny memory. Here in SC, I always hope that someone will take pity on my at an oyster roast. Love to eat them but not shuck them! 🙂
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That’s a perfect example of an idea that could be included in a themes book of your photos! Connections, patterns, similarities — the idea that everything beautiful is somehow connected.
I had such a wonderful time with you. Thanks so much for everything. It feels really good to be in touch again.
NYC is so exciting. MOMA yesterday, the Met and Mormon today.
Anne
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Hi Anne, Yes! Thank you for your interest, ideas and friendship! It was great to be together. Safe Travels!
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Love that! Especially salt flats and roof tiles!!
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Thanks, Lynne! Glad those spoke to you. Appreciate your comment!
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I meant to say through Your eyes!
Ann
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Bill & I have traveled many places! Your photos make me want to return and see them again through our eyes! Love the multiples!
Ann S
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Ann- So glad you liked this theme. I was surprised how many I have. May have to do a reprise. Thank you for letting me know!
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You are simply magnificent. You need a gallery exhibition, dear Jane. Love the roofs, the tiles, the salt flats–I could go on but it becomes exhaustive to list everything.
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Leah, You are too kind! Thank you so much…your support is invaluable!
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Great post
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Thanks so much, rightprofile- appreciate you stopping by!
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Lizzie,
Excellent!!! My favs are roof tiles and columns. Would have voted for the fish but oh the smell.
Bitsy
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Oh, you make me laugh, Bitsy! Happy to read your sweet words. Thank you for letting me know– miss you!
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Nice- love this theme.
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Thank you, honey!
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for me, one of the best—see you Saturday morning at golf if not sooner—wonderful trip, but need to get home—you know me—MC
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Thanks, MC- glad you enjoyed. Yes,see you Saturday. Looking forward to catching up!
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Wow, multiple multiples! Well done 🙂
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Thanks, Tina- with many more. Didn’t realize I loved them so much!
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