In creating my Gestalt collection, I learned to not over think my work. Rather, I adjusted to the flow of the environment. Instead of looking for the perfect shot of Gestalt, I took photographs that were more open for creativity and interpretation. The Gestalt principle I focused on was repetition. The more I photographed, the more I realized that repetition exists beyond a literal sense. Repetition in the environment can be found in elements of light, shadow, textures, patterns, and reflections. Through the process of being open and allowing the pictures to come naturally, I further developed my definition of what repetition means.