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I spotted this pattern of ATMs walking along Silom Road in Bangkok, near the night market.

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A top-down view of the northern runways of Atlanta Hartsfield Airport. The airport is generally considered the single busiest in the world as measured by total number of passengers. The busiest airport for international flights is London-Heathrow and the largest airport (at a massive 81 square miles) is in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.

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US Route 1, running the length of California, is one of the great drives of the world. And the large landscapes that line much of the drive make for some superb pattern spotting. This shot of a slopping cow pasture, along the Sonoma County portion of Route 1, was taken in late afternoon. The sky, shadow and grass field made near-perfect diagonal lines across the horizon.

This is a close-up of the dried floor of “Dead Lake” in Sossusvei Park in Namibia.

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This shot of colorful wallets was taken at the night market in Luang Prabang, Laos. Each of the vendors at the night market generally one sell one kind of item that they lay out on a blanket on the ground. This makes for some great pattern spotting.

Small tracks on the highest sand dunes in the world — Sossusvlei, Nambia.

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Red paper lamps at the Patpong street market in Bangkok. For your future shopping reference: these lamps cost about US$2 each, easily fold up and make great gifts.

Spotted at a stall along the street in Tokyo. There’s this certain “Japanese cute” that these keychains remind me of.

These sheets were laying out on the street after being washed in the river in Agra, India.