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Hexagonal floor tiles in a doorway in Wappingers Falls, NY. The doorway is this building and both ground floor businesses are no more.
Hexagon Quilt top is all done! Used a Plume Jelly Roll and white yardage.
Blogged: quiltorstitch.blogspot.com/2011/01/hexagon-quilt-finished...
Camera: Solarcan by Sam Cornwell (beverage can 0.5 l)
Paper: Kodak Polymax RC, 14x18 cm
Exposure: 1 min of rotation + 5 min standing still
Developer: old weak D-76 1:1
Scanner: CanoScan 9950f
Created for HandHeld Art's February contest: Geometrics.
Created on the iPad with iColorama and Water Effect; and some help from Photoshop on the iMac. Water Effect is a very primitive app ... but it's free ... and I couldn't find anything better. I had to fudge the effect quite a lot.
Original photo (of a moth under glass) was taken at the Natural History Museum in Los Angeles.
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3 layers; one of semi transparent twirls that overlap each other and two of hexagons.
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A picture of the grid from my snoot. The whole grid is less than 2 inches across. It is backlit by the LED modeling light from my flash.
I was using the snoot to try to photograph the hexagon tiles of my shower floor, but I couldn't make them look interesting. As I was moving the snoot, I discovered the grid would make a perfect subject for this theme.
This is my hoop for the Scrappy Hoop Swap. My partner's inspiration mosaic had lots of hexies, mushrooms, Heather Ross , and fun fabrics. I tried to include all of that here. I hope she likes it as much as I do!
blogged here
undertheeveningstar.blogspot.com/2010/11/scrappy-hoops-sw...
All done partner! I hope you like it!! If not speak now as I would be happy to keep it...as it even matches my polka dot jeans! ;)
I posted a little tutorial on my blog too~
lovelylittlehandmades.blogspot.com/2012/10/easy-double-he...
I made these hexagons while in California, and ultimately decided to make something small out of them! My sister's been holding up a lot of quilts for me recently, so I thought a little gift was in order!
I mistakenly shot a 149 image set with my manual 50mm at f/5.6 instead of f/1.4. Hexagons just aren't as pleasing as circles. I need a nine-blade lens instead of six so this isn't an issue.
The Hexagons Pool (Hebrew: בריכת המשושים, Breichat HaMeshushim) is a natural pool in the Meshushim Reserve, part of the Yehudiya Forest Nature Reserve, in the central Golan Heights.
The pool, at the bottom of a canyon, is named after the shape of the hexagonal basalt columns that make up its walls. This geological formation was created by the slow cooling of layers of lava flows over a long period. When the lava solidified and cooled, it was split into polygonal shapes due to its contraction.
Minolta MD Rokkor 50mm 1.2
Aperture was open to f2.0
I've remarked in some of my posts that this lens shows a round (or football-shaped) bokeh wide open at f1.2, and slightly transparent hexagonal bokeh at f2.0. At f2.8 the hexagons become smaller, harder edged and more opaque. This is a good example of the bokeh at f2.0.
The coloured lights in the background are a combination of automobile tail lights and headlights, as well as traffic signals. The two green hexagons are the green traffic lights, the hard orange-red hexagons are tail lights, the yellow (egg yolk) hexagons are turn signals. The fuzzy bokeh further in the background come from lamps or other sources of light in shop windows. The very faint raspberry coloured bokeh are reflections of the tail lights on the wet pavement. The nominal subject in the foreground is part of a sidewalk planter at a shop doorway - pine boughs and cones sprayed with a fake frosting to resemble snow.
If I had a wish for this photo, it would be that the foreground subject be more compelling.
I'm not sure why I'm starting another blanket when I have so many unfinished projects! This is a hexagon motif from a Japanese book titled PRETTY COLOR CROCHET and KNIT GOODS 2, which I purchased after seeing this post (which shows this project):
www.flickr.com/photos/elizabethcat/4517647480/
I adapted the pattern a little with an extra row of off-white around the hexagons.