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As we were coming in for a landing at Dulles, I looked out the window and snapped this fun triangle of colorful trees.
Historic houses at the Triangle opposite the Bulldog Pub. Taken yesterday on my morning walk using a compact camera. An HDR image.
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This is detail from my rya rug, which hangs on the wall above the head of my bed. When I see all those colors streaming into my room like rays of sunshine, I feel cheerful.
The design of the rug is from a painting by Niels Nedergard (Danish, 1944-1967). The rug was bought in the Design Quest store in Grand Rapids, Michigan, in the early 1980's.
Taken at The Regency, Laguna Woods, California. © 2013 All Rights Reserved.
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Do you see the hexagon made up of 6 triangles?
More images in the comment boxes below... The final image is of the rug as a whole...
Windows on a newish skyscaper in Carlton near Melbourne University. 700 Swanston Street, Science Gallery building. (Sited on the former Royal Women's Hospital and also known as building 290 and Melbourne Connect). For Window Wednesday. "Located on the corner of Swanston and Grattan Streets, Melbourne Connect is a mixed-use innovation precinct bringing together the perfect balance of collaboration, inspiration and technology." www.woodsbagot.com/projects/melbourne-connect/
Early morning view of Equilateral triangles of Mallee scrub, harvested crops, bare(ish) earth and the give way sign.
Altho that might be a Scalene Triangle on the left,
Triangles A polygon is a closed figure drawn with the help of line segments only. In other words, we can say that polygons are rectilinear figures. The line segments with the help of which they are drawn are called the sides or edges of the polygon. The points where two line segments meet to enclose a figure are termed as the vertices or the corners of the polygons & the two sides meeting at a vertex form an angle. Thus, polygons are closed rectilinear figures with a number of sides, vertices & angles.