Museums are full of patterns that are easy to overlook during a normal visit.
They might appear in tiled floors, display arrangements, architectural details, storage drawers, shelving systems, ceiling designs, repeated objects, or even the way light falls across a gallery. Once you start looking for patterns, they seem to appear everywhere.
I find that pattern-focused photographs often capture a different side of a museum. Instead of documenting a specific object, they highlight design, repetition, and visual rhythm.
Do you ever look for patterns when taking photographs in museums?
What kinds of repeating shapes, layouts, or details tend to catch your attention?
