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Reprocess of Pickerings Triangle from last year. Discovered by Wilhelmina Fleming, 1904, her observatory director taking the credit. 3.1 hours Ha and (OIII) data.
I used three extension tubes to get this macro shot of my kitchen meat tenderizer. I can honestly say that without this week's triangle theme I probably would have gone my whole life without taking a picture of this particular kitchen utensil. :D
Strobist Info for "Triangles in the Kitchen" shot
This was taken with a Canon 540EZ on manual, it was placed slightly higher and to the right of the meat mallet, the power was set at 1/32, and the flash was triggered with Poverty Wizards.
A vista in one of the more unknown and desolate places in the Golden Triangle, locatend in the western part of Iceland, near Reykjavik.
Réf. : DSC02302
Leçon de géométrie : le triangle rectangle et son angle droit.
Dans cette photo non retrouchée, il y a quelque chose de schématique qui fait penser au trait suggestif d'une bande dessinée, vous ne trouvez pas?
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Geometry lesson: the right-angled triangle and its right angle.
There's something schematic about this unretouched photo, reminiscent of the suggestive lines of a comic strip, don't you think?
This triangle will make a great addition to any BDSM setting.
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Common Name : Blue Triangle or Common Bluebottle
Species : Graphium sarpedon
Kingdom: Animalia
Phylum: Arthropoda
Class: Insecta
Order: Lepidoptera
Family: Papilionidae
North Woolwich 6/10/99
New to V as M1012 4/84
Sold to Blue Triangle 8/99
Withdrawn and sold to Alpha , Liverpool 7/05
Sold for scrap 7/07
On the driver's door of an Edsel station wagon at Big M, 2009. Never properly processed until now. 21 seconds in the dark with red/yellow gelled flashlight.
on a gnarled old Banksia serrata.
Triboniophorus graeffei
Native to the East coast of Australia.
Australian Native slugs can be differentiated from introduced slugs because they have only one pair of tentacles, while introduced snails and slugs have two pairs.
The Red Triangle Slug is usually found grazing on microscopic algae growing on the surface of smooth-barked eucalypt trees, leaving behind scalloped tracks as it goes. If given the chance, it will also remove bathroom mould.