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A Polygon derives from the greek word meaning many sides and is considered to be an unbounded sequence, or circuit of alternating segments (sides) and angles (corners).
The modern mathematical understanding of a Polygon is to describe this structural sequence in terms of an 'abstract' polygon which is a partially-ordered set (a poset) of elements.
The interior body of the Polygon is an entirely other element; and for complicated technical reasons so is the null polytope or nullitope - but that is for another future series.
Engineering as Art
Greek Mythology
Series 5 of 5
Five punched-out circles isn't really that many, but the name came to me while I was shooting closer to the three-inch maximum, and there were actually a whole bunch of them in frame. Wordplay. I can't help myself. HMM!
Public Library ( 1912 )
_____ Rosario - Province of Santa Fe - Argentina
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Buenos Aires - Argentina
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Clark Museum - Butte - Montana - USA
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Sculptural Low Relief. 26 by 13.5 inches. An investigation into how the canvas can be manipulated. I have had this idea in my head for 20years. Can't believe it took me this long to bring it to fruition.
Taken during my Macro Mondays [27-Dec-2021] double 'Redux' theme, insane mega-photo-session.
This was "geometric shapes" and "behind glass". I could have added "circles" too, but the distortion form the glass took care of that.
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Taken in Vaduz, Lichtenstein. It shows the parlement building. I like the minimalistic and abstract view of this bricks.
A side view of the aerofoil canopy in perforated steel at the front of The Lowry theatre and gallery complex Salford Quays
Vibrant shades of red and orange create an abstract composition with intersecting rectangles and lines. Bold vertical and horizontal elements add depth and contrast, enhanced by dark and golden accents.
An interesting facade on an office building in Le Mans, France. For 118 pictures in 2018, #113, "Geometric Shapes".
Facing this contemporary building, I wanted to capture the essence of its striking geometry. By choosing a low-angle composition and high-contrast black and white treatment, I sought to transform this architectural structure into an image where lines and shapes take center stage. The dark sky and repetitive patterns of the facade create a visual dialogue that naturally draws the eye upward.
This photograph explores how modern architecture shapes our cities. The simplicity of lines, the power of contrast, and the pure geometry of the building reveal an abstract beauty in our everyday urban environment. I wanted to share this vision of architecture becoming art, where function transforms into pure aesthetics.
Amsterdam Airport Schiphol
Netherlands - Europe
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Uploaded on April 23, 2019
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Abstract/Modern coffee cup art...with my mirror-finish espresso cup and a study in color blocks & geometric shapes.
This series of photos has been shot from the blast furnace "B" from ARBED Esch-Belval.
The blast furnaces "A" and "B" are witnesses to Belval's industrial past. They can still be visited today: Extensively preserved, you can learn a great deal about the former steel production.
Blast furnace "A" is open to the public and offers access to the 40m high viewing platform (a climb of 180 steps!) at the furnace top where you can enjoy a breath-taking view of the new urban districts of Belval and its surroundings.
Blast furnace "B" is inaccessible to the general public.
The highest part (90m) of the upper platform (80m), is only accessible by a ladder.
ARBED: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ARBED
Fonds-Belval (Fête Des Hauts Fourneaux): www.fonds-belval.lu
Blast furnace: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blast_furnace
For the Definitely Dreaming week 24 / 52 theme of Geometric Shapes, I made this diptych from three images taken of the windmill in Woodlands Historic Park, near the homestead.
Calcite rhombohedrons
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Copper tracks embedded in transparent plastic on a printer three-colour cartridge. Image is 10mm across.