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Ellipse in which the two axes are of equal length; a plane curve generated by one point moving at a constant distance from a fixed point.
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Uma figura plana formada pelo conjunto de todos os pontos deste plano situados a uma distância menor ou igual que uma medida conhecida como raio do círculo, a partir de um ponto fixo denominado centro do círculo.
27. Bienal de Arte - São Paulo / SP
A Macro Mondays submission on the topic "Circles". These circles are water droplets caught in a spider's web, illuminated by the sun.
“Science deals with the world which it perceives but, seeking more and more to penetrate the veil of naïve perception, progresses only towards the goal of nothing, because it still does not accept in practice (whatever it may admit theoretically) that the mind first creates what it perceives as objects, including the instruments which Science uses for that very penetration. It insists on dealing with ‘data,’ but there shall no data be given, save the bare percept. The rest is imagination. Only by imagination therefore can the world be known. And what is needed is, not only that larger and larger telescopes and more and more sensitive calipers should be constructed, but that the human mind should become increasingly aware of its own creative activity.”
-Owen Barfield, Poetic Diction (28):
A challenge in geometric forms led to this image, an abstract created from a photo of two trees in a field that I took last February. You never know what will happen when you start to play.
122 pictures in 2022 #99 Square frame
I found a pressing need to use this for the subject matter for Macro Monday. Negative space creates circles of light in the early morning with the sun low in the sky.
While I was sitting at my school desk learning all about the Krebs Cycle, Peter was actually working with the man himself, in Oxford! I thought that was reason enough to include this otherwise boring little shot!
Castlerigg is perhaps the most atmospheric and dramatically sited of all British stone circles, with panoramic views and the mountains of Helvellyn and High Seat as a backdrop.
It is also among the earliest British circles, raised in about 3000 BC during the Neolithic period.
Taken on the way up to Walla Crag.
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Waterlily detail, filled with water, floating on water. I've seen images of this kind of lily, but was still astounded at how vibrant the colors are in person when I saw one for the first time live in a botanical garden in Maui.
Explored at #60 on 8-29-11.
Some hole saws.
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The awesome location of Castlerigg stone circle close to Keswick in the lake district.
A location that provides a spectacular vista to see some of the most majestic fells in the lake district.
I chose this lesser used viewpoint with Blencathra as a backdrop mainly because the dawn clouds were being lit up beautifully by the soon to be rising Sun and of course the clouds seem to mirror the shape of the mountain wonderfully.
I have to admit this was supposed to be my orignal upload tonight but it seemed to go walkabout in the Flickr upload system, so I uploaded the Derwent dawn shot instead, then all of a sudden this shot appears..
So I don't normally upload a couple on the same day, I will leave both on seeing that friends have made the effort to fav/comment.
Death and Rebirth
‘A bridge of silver wings stretches from the dead ashes of an unforgiving nightmare
to the jeweled vision of a life started anew.’
Aberjhani
Drawing in the garden
(Schneider-Kreuznach Xenar 1:3,5/105mm enlarging lens)
"Circles" was intended to be The Who's contribution to the psychedelic wave of 1966/67, but it has not been released for several reasons. So, the single on this photo is a reissue of a vinyl that only existed as promotional copies. The song itself was later released as flip side of the famous "Substitute" single, but now named as "Instant Party".
In order to get some psychedelic bokeh bubbles "into" the centre hole without exceeding the MM rules, I had to find a lens that creates bubbles/circles that are small enough to remain visible as whole circles. The Xenar 105mm, a Tessar-type enlarging lens provides quite round "circles", even stepped down to f/5,6, due to its numerous blades.