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Another one. Bigger this time. Sennelier Olive green (which is possibly my favourite straight-from-the-tube colour)
Pigeon made out of 114 of the same triangle albeit with varying sizes and rotations.
Just having a little fun, I suppose.
Detail of a dormer on an old house in Denver. I did give the sky a light blue color as it was completely blown out.
It's interesting, I guess - there are a lot of shapes there other than triangles, but that's the overwhelming impression I had when I saw this.
I had the day off of work today and I had intended to do housework all day, but when my son was over last night he mentioned going to see Beauty and the Beast today. It's both of our favorite Disney animated movies and he's been waiting for this live action version to come out for months and months. So we went early this afternoon after I had done a couple things around the house, The movie was great, totally lived up to our expectations!! We both loved it. I spent the rest of the afternoon and early evening grocery shopping and running errands. Okay, and some Pokemon Go, too. I am hosting my book club tomorrow night and I still have too many things to do. I asked the kids if they could think of any triangles and my younger son remembered that my daughter has one in her emergency kit in her car. So I grabbed it and took a quick shot for the theme! It's after 9:30 and I better get moving quick!
Today's shot is for The Hereios' theme, triangles.
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Some pictures taken by the late Michael Cleary. I will be uploading any I think may be of interest. None were catalogued. Where I know the approximate date I will state it. Similarly I will give the location.
For some years Blue Triangle operated Essex Sunday contract service 622 between Harlow and Great Yeldham. RTs were most commonly used, but an RCL also appeared.
Buses always paused for a few minutes at Braintree bus station. Summer 1988.
Stained-glass at Georgetown University.
Nikon D7100 + Nikkor 50mm 1:1.4
Discover my work at www.eric-magnan.com
Each Impossible Triangle is from 3 modules and each module is from 8x1 rectangle. [ 24cm x 3cm ]. The module is a slight variation of Nick Robinson's Penrose Triangle:- www.flickr.com/photos/7943052@N08/4821323561/in/photostream
Nick's version is from 4x1 rectangles. Except for the difference in dimensions, I made a slight modification in one of the folds to allow a better fit for the modules. The 3 triangles are held together but they are not linked. If any one is removed, the whole assembly breaks apart. Thanks again to Nick.