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Today is a pink or purple day at Color my World Daily and the theme at Smile on Saturday is numbers.

 

As you can see, Mr. Egg is obsessed with numbers… Since he gained a little bit of weight, he can’t stop measuring himself… He takes note of all the numbers each day. Unfortunately for Mr. Egg, even with all the efforts he makes in order to lose some weight, the numbers are still the same (or almost)… Maybe Mr.Egg’s metabolism has slowed down…or maybe it is hormonal … or maybe it is both… or maybe Mr. Egg eats too much Nutella on his cheat days… We will never know. However, Mr. Egg is very motivated to bring those numbers down before going back to work in few weeks…

 

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Alright get your paint brushes ready, let’s get things started.

The numbers on a quartz clock. It's also a small cupboard for storing keys.

The diameter of the clock is 6cm. 🕥

The Roman Number C (= 100) derives from the Etruscan variant Ж (made of a right-hand open and left-hand open letter C) Under the Roman influence only the right-hand open C was kept and stands for the Latin word centum (= 100).

 

😄 Happy Macro Mondays 😄

 

Dedicated to CRA (ILYWAMHASAM)

 

Macro (1:1) of the Roman No “C“ (height 1 ¼")

 

taken 20.07.2020 and uploaded for

Macro Mondays #Numbers

 

Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ200

ƒ/2.8

4.5 mm

1/6 Sec

ISO 400

 

A low light study of the numbers on an antique clock’s dials. HMM‼️

A metal wall clock for Macro Mondays Numbers theme

In the long forgotten past before Sat-Nav (Satellite Navigation) and GPS (Global Positioning System) , we had to find out where we were and where to go using paper maps and strange little manual devices called…..Compasses!

 

For the group, ‘Crazy Tuesday’ and the theme of ‘Numbers’.

For Macro Mondays - Numbers and Letters

 

Happy Macro Monday!

#MacroMondays #TheFirstLetterofMySurname

Arithmophobia or Numerophobia is the exaggerated, constant and often irrational fear of numbers. The words Arithmophobia and Numerophobia both have Latin/Greek origins where the root word stands for numbers, and phobos is Greek for “deep aversion or fear”.

 

The fear of numbers can place many restrictions on the phobic’s life and may even affect his standard of living. Specific number phobias like the fear of number 13 or 666 etc could be fuelled by cultural or religious beliefs or even TV shows and movies about them. She/he often feels embarrassed to admit the problem causing one to become socially withdrawn. Hereditary, genetic factors and brain chemistry can sometimes lead to this phobia.

 

Macro Mondays -- "Phobia"

Steel plate at botany bay maybe lats and longs !

I knew these beer caps would be useful one day !

This is almost 6cm.

 

Happy Macro Monday.

 

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a matter of numbers

 

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for "Smile on Saturday! :-)

Theme : "Numbers"

Leonardo da Vinci art playing cards. 🃏 Drawings: Head of a man and Head of a girl.

 

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For Smile on Saturday

Theme: Numbers

cell phone image, car dial

complete with dust!!!

Smile on Saturday!:-)

Theme: Numbers

For this week's MacroMondays challenge NUMBERS.

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Monday morning numbers...

You will sing it when you read it and it will be in your head for a while :-)

Two of my trusty rules to get the size of the macros frames, one steel rule and the other an inside/outside caliper done in inches and mm which makes it super easy to convert inch to mm. This was an 1-5/8 inch frame or 41mm.

Numbers

 

They are everywhere these days.

Ils sont partout ces jours-ci

Están en todas partes en estos días

 

Montréal, Qc

Someone might like this little commercial done in our town.

 

www.youtube.com/watch?v=9EywHgVgtG4

 

My stats are not the same any more. Numbers way off from where they used to be. I wish flickr would tell us when they are going to change stuff.

 

Happy Slider Sunday

Macromonday - numbers

2020 one photo each day

 

A foreground feature to catch interest, a nice colour in the sky to fill the background and some smooth water to fill in the gaps. I know it’s all very formulaic and landscape photography by the numbers, but you know what, I’ve been doing this for years now and I still like the formula. I still find myself mesmerised by a beautiful sunset and find it invigorating to get up before the sunrise to see the stunning dawn to a new day. I wish I had more free time to catch nature’s lightshows but for now I’ll get out there when I can and hope to catch a few images worth sharing. Even if they are a bit formulaic!

Jour de fête ! Alliance de la grand mère de mon mari. juillet 1921, bientôt 100 ans !!!

My husband's grandmother's wedding ring. July 1921, almost 100 years !!!

I have chosen this sixty year old barometer for Macro Mondays theme; "numbers". It is a desktop model, in a solid mahogany case, and it is just as accurate as todays modern digital versions.

HMM!

Macro Mondays! Numbers and Letters are the theme for this week’s Monday. I loved to play BINGO when I was a kid!!

Smile on Saturday ~ Numbers (2022/03/26)

 

HSoS everyone!

Copyright © Kimmo Ojaniemi

 

This photo is nearly organic :). I took it RAW so it naturally came trough some editing but I didn't do anything distinct with it, just slightly tuned the colour and the light balances. Nevertheless it looks like a HDR image, why? I think the reasons are the streetlamp light and especially the thin layer of snow which lies on all the surfaces, windows, sails, booms and boards.

 

The red series of numbers in the background is a work of environmental city art. It's maybe the most mainline landmark in Turku city. It looks pretty tiny here but actually it's quite large scale stuff, it has been fixed on the side of the smokestack of a power plant. The name of the work is "Fibonacci Sequence 1–55". It has been innovated and designeg by a famous italian artist Mario Merz.

 

Here is some information about the fibonacci sequence in mathematics. With these numbers we dance around the golden ratio, which is a very important variable in art and photography, maybe the most important.

 

Having a couple of days off over the bank holiday so off to the park I go

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