Curves Photo Challenge

 When I stare at all the wavy lines, curlicues and the nooks, crannies and spaces in between in the design of this old piece of paisley fabric. My imagination takes flight. It makes me wonder if the designer felt the same way. For instance, did he or she intend these to be a pair of fish or dolphins suspended in crystal against a field of tangerine rinds? Was this intended to be squid tentacles erupting from a bed of kelp, hilighted against a sea of twinkling stars?  Oh look, the cross section of an elephants trunk reaching out to pluck the strings of a rainbow!  This fabric has been around since I was a very young child, and I’ve been fascinated by its intricate design, ever since I can remember. The amazing thing about it though, for me anyway, is that every time I look, I see something new.

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Weekly Photo Challenge: Curves

When I stare at all the wavy lines, curlicues and the nooks, crannies and spaces in between in the design of this old piece of paisley fabric.

My imagination takes flight. It makes me wonder if the designer felt the same way. For instance, did he or she intend these to be a pair of fish or dolphins suspended in crystal against a field of tangerine rinds?

Was this intended to be squid tentacles erupting from a bed of kelp, hilighted against a sea of twinkling stars?

Oh look, the cross section of an elephants trunk reaching out to pluck the strings of a rainbow!

This fabric has been around since I was a very young child, and I’ve been fascinated by its intricate design, ever since I can remember. The amazing thing about it though, for me anyway, is that every time I look, I see something new.