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I figured out how to frame these tesselations :)
Folded from one sheet of elephant hide paper scored with a Craft ROBO.
The concept was previously explored by Daniel Kwan and Philip Chapman-Bell.
CPs for all the "Intersecting Cylinders" models can be found here.
Forth Rail Bridge at night.
Sigma 10-20, 3 Minute Exposure, ND Grad + 3 stopper ND, F11. Out the box + .75stop converted to JPG in LR3.
Newcastle's treasured fountain was designed by Margel Hinder to commemorate the Bicentenary of Australia's East Coast being mapped by Capt. James Cook in 1770. It dominates Civic Park with views to City Hall.
Day 30 of Pentax Forum's Daily in March 2018 Challenge
(Theme: Movement).
Taken with a Laowa 12mm f2.8 Zero-D lens.
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Murrine is an Italian term for colored patterns or images made in a glass cane (long rods of glass) that are revealed when cut in cross-sections. Murrine can be made in infinite designs—some styles are more familiar, such as millefiore. Artists working in glass design murrine in a variety of ways from simple circular or square patterns to complex detailed designs to even portraits of people. Murrine are designed by layering different colors of molten glass around a core, then heating and stretching it into a rod. When cool, the rod is sliced into cross-sections of desired thickness with each slice possessing the same pattern in cross-section.
The murrine process first appeared in the Mideast more than 4,000 years ago and was revived by Venetian glassmakers on Murano in the early 1500s.From Wikipedia
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Murrine es un término italiano para los patrones de color o imágenes hechas en una caña de vidrio (largas varillas de vidrio), que se revelan cuando se corta en secciones transversales. Murano, se puede hacer en diseños infinitos, algunos estilos son más familiares, como millefiore. Los artistas que trabajan en el diseño de cristal de Murano, en una variedad de formas que van desde simples movimientos circulares o cuadrados a los complejos diseños detallados, incluso para los retratos de personas. De Murano, son diseñados por capas de diferentes colores de vidrio fundido alrededor de un núcleo, a continuación, la calefacción y se extiende en una varilla. Cuando esté frío, la varilla se corta en secciones transversales de espesor deseado en cada rebanada de poseer el mismo patrón en la sección transversal.
El proceso de Murano, apareció por primera vez en el Medio Oriente más de 4.000 años atrás y fue recuperada por los fabricantes de vidrio veneciano de Murano en el 1500s.From principios de Wikipedia
Storia della murrina
Il nome“Murrina” è stato coniato nel 1878 dall'abate Vincenzo Zanetti, che tanto contribuì alla rinascita della vetraria muranese dopo un lungo periodo di crisi. Zanetti adottò questo termine per definire vasi e ciotole in vetro mosaico che i Romani facevano usando sezioni di canna che presentavano al loro interno, per tutta la lunghezza, disegni astratti o anche figurativi come volti, fiori e animali.Li chiamò così perché in qualche modo potevano ricordare gli oggetti che gli stessi Romani eseguivano usando la variopinta pietra murrina, che peraltro nessuno ha mai conosciuto.Da allora il termine murrino è rimasto e serve ad identificare sia le singole sezioni di canna sia l'oggetto ottenuto dalla loro composizione.Fonte wikipedia
murrine veneziane murrina murano Murano island Venice glass murano glass handy craft famous for its quality and refinement beautiful jewels amazing colors Murrine are old creations of Venice concentric designs intersected colors imagins of flowers glass cane expert handycrafters in Murano Millefiori (=thousand flowers) many processes and superimpositions of the glass motivo floreale motivo geometrico i maestri vetrai formano delle canne millefiori (mosaico di murrine) tagliate trasversalmente in trance fusione del vetro cilindri murrine assortite opaline media dimensione piccola dimensione grandi dimensioni confezione mista murrine miste Il vetro di Murano è uno dei più preziosi vetri che vengono realizzati in
Italia secondo tradizioni antiche di secoli sulla famosa isola di Murano, vicino Venezia I primi forni vi furono installati nel 1291
Tra tutte le tecniche, la più lunga e complessa è senza dubbio quella del vetro di Murrina fantasia puzzle
Il termine “Murrino” è stato coniato nel 1878 dall'abate Vincenzo Zanetti singole sezioni di canna semplice murrina a strati concentrici sovrapposti murrina con disegno floreale, a stella o a cuore colors arancione azzurro bianca blu celeste giallo indaco nero rosa rosso verde
Venetian murrine Murrina Murano Murano island Venice Glass Murano Glass handy craft famous for its quality and refinement, beautiful jewels amazing colors Murrine are old creations of Venice concentric designs intersected colors imagins of flowers glass dog expert handycrafters in Murano Millefiori (thousand flowers =) many processes and superimpositions of the glass floral pattern geometric pattern master glassmakers form of millefiori canes (millefiori mosaic) cut transversely in a trance glass melting cylinder murrine assorted opal medium size small large scale Variety Pack murrine mixed The Murano glass is one of the most precious glasses that are made in Italy
according to centuries-old traditions on the famous island of Murano, near Venice, The first ovens were installed there in 1291
Among all the techniques, the longest and most complex is undoubtedly that of the glass Murrina fantasy puzzle
The term Murrine was coined in 1878 by abbot Vincenzo Zanetti individual sections of the cane simple murrine in concentric layers stacked murrine with floral design, star or heart, colors orange blue white blue blue yellow , indigo black pink red green
A broad, but rather subtle band of Zodiacal Light rising from bottom left of centre, intersecting the Milky Way above Orion. It was the first time my two friends had seen this light, which is visible all year round from lower latitudes. It is more obvious at other times of the year. Zodiacal Light is caused by sunlight scattered off dust along the plane of the solar system.
These images all started as pictures of some actual object, scene or whatever, but have been played with in Photo Shop in various ways. In some you might recognize the original subject matter, in many they bear little resemblance to what they started as. I love hearing what different people see in these almost as much as I love making them, so fire away--tell me what you see or feel about them!
Söderåsen is a horst in the province of Scania in southern Sweden. The highest point is 212 meters. It is intersected by several fissure valleys.
The Söderåsen National Park (Swedish: Söderåsens nationalpark) is a designated area of about 16 km², established in 2001 and situated in the municipalities of Klippan and Svalöv. This part of the hill has a particularly dramatic landscape, with up to 90 meters deep ravines. From the highest point, Kopparhatten, there is a stunning view. The park consists of broadleaf forest, mostly beech. Because of the rugged landscape, many characteristics of primeval forest have been preserved, such as an abundance of dead trees. This makes the insect life rich, with many rare beetles. The flora is also extremely rich, with species such as holewort, enchanter's nightshade and great meadow-rue.
Source: Wikipedia - Söderåsen National Park
For more information: Söderåsen National Park
2018P52 Intersecting lines
A bicycle wheel. A bit closer than a shot I posted for different groups yesterday.
52 weeks the 2018 Edition - transportation
Name: 20 INTERSECTING CUBES
Designer: Cheng Chit Leong
Units: 30
Paper: 4.5*10.7 cm (1 : 2.598)
Final height: ~ 10 cm
Joint: no glue