What’s a PhotoSymmetry?

PhotoSymmetries are created by cropping a portion of an original photograph, mirroring, and repositioning the images to create an entirely new, often mesmerizing fine art photograph. Patterns and faces emerge from the background; hidden meanings assert themselves. What do you see in these new images?

Nature

Golden Eye (from tulips)
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Faces in Fiddleheads
photosymmetry of bear faces made by leafcutter ants
Bears in the Woods (by leaf-cutter ants), Costa Rica
Red tulips creating the shape of a face
Rosie the Robot (from red tulips)
Eyes in brown bark
The Eyes (in peeling plane tree bark)
chain link fence with a spider web
Spider Medallion
Yellow rubber gloves in the woods
The Conjuring
Red diamond image from tulips
Red Diamond (from Tulips), Skagit Valley, WA
photo of tree canopy
Dream Catcher (mother tree)
Red tulips and leaves forming the faces of frogs
Frog Face-off (from red tulips)
wire and wood fencing detail with spiderweb
Caught in the Net (fish faces from fencing)
Red and yellow tulips with greenery
Light from Within (tulips)

Architecture

artistic photo of 7 Bryant Park
Sky Squares (7 Bryant Park), New York
arch2 cgo ladder
Chicago Ladder (Skyscraper)
Colorful wall mural, culver city
Colorful Birds (building mural), Culver City
Eye shape on fence building
Oxford Eye (from fence and flora), Maryland
Staircases crossing
Lower Wacker Staircase, Chicago
office building with trees
Green Roof (Rainier Building), Seattle
blue pinwheel from MoPop building
MoPop Star, Seattle
Ferris wheel photosymmetry
Iron Butterfly (State Fair Ferris wheel)
overhead view of atrium seating and walkways
Lucky Number 8 (New Otani atrium, Tokyo)
shapes from subway staircase in purple
King Station staircase, Seattle
abstract shapes and bright colors
MoPop brights, Seattle
subway car handles
Hang On! (Tokyo train car)
building facade that looks like an eye
Eye on Culver City
photo of a building arranged to look like a child's pinwheel
Commuter Pinwheel (Olgilvie Transportation Center), Chicago
mosaic from Watts tower
Mosaic Breastplate (Watts Towers, Los Angeles)