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A triangle quilt I made after being inspired by some colours I saw on a recent day trip to NYC :) I'm obsessed with it and I think there'll be a few more quilts with those colours!
I wanted a few photos with triangles. Found this at the art gallery in Österhaninge. Made by Marianne Kopamees.
Pawhuska, Oklahoma.
The Triangle Building was built in the middle of two streets that, when joined together.....created a triangle. I guess when this building was constructed that Pawhuska was a busy enough city to warrant building on every square inch available.
I've been coming up to Pawhuska now since about 1992 to visit the Tallgrass Prairie, and to look around on some of my solo photo jaunts. I've seen this building in various states of repair and disarray. It seems like several years ago the building had been renovated and was ready to see life once again. Last weekend, though, I found the building looking perhaps the most vulnerable I've ever seen it.....no windows anywhere? What's going on with it?
Update 1/16/22: This has been, for several years now, the Frontier Hotel. Many people seem to believe it's a Ree Drummond property; it's not (she has her own really nice hotel/b&b). It's actually managed by the same people who run the Mayo Hotel in downtown Tulsa.
I love westies...this little girl was in the other shot for wide angle minimal...what a cutie...a dirty one though.
for odc2 - triangle
The new section of the trail at the Triangle Garden, not quite completed, pushed through by the Parks and Trails Society and being finished by the Townsite Ratepayers Association, all with volunteer labour. The Garden is a small jewel in the city and this extension makes it even better.
The summer triangle is one of the most famous features of the night sky. It is composed of three pretty bright stars called Altair, Deneb and Vega. The Milky Way Galaxy portion visible from Earth extends right through the center of this wonderful geometrical shape in the night Sky. This is one of my first attempts at the Milky Way using only a DSLR camera with no SCOPE. I used 34 lights with 10 darks 90 secs each exposure, ISO 500, f5.6 with a Canon 60D unmodified camera. The camera was mounted on a Ioptron Skytracker. Processed by my friend Albert Barr in Pixinsight until I learn how to use the darn software.A bit noisy but i am still on the initial learning path. Thanks for watching.
I saw this sign on the way into work today, and was confused by it. It was on a small truck by Paddington station, and seems to be warning that those preaching salvation may be crushed...
Sue produced an experimental tile mosaic from bits and pieces to add some interest to the bathroom wall. It was done directly into the tile adhesive on the wall, a slippery affair that shows just why the alternative method of glueing mosaics to mesh on a flat surface before installation is so popular. This photo was just after grouting the mosaic, and before polishing the piece.
Created for the Project QUILTING Challenge: Triangles:
Read more about this quilt here: www.persimondreams.com/2014/03/triangle-collaboration-qui...
These triangles all have at least one side that is 1 inch long. These are positioned so that the side on the left is 1 inch long.
Just leaving Walthamstow Central on route 20 to Debden is brand new WVL460 in the Blue Triangle fleet. After years of Grey Green and Arriva operation the 20 has changed hands to Go Ahead group. It's a Volvo B9TL/ Wright Gemini 2.
La Casita del PrÃncipe
Madrid. El Escorial
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triangle tin box
JF-535H 140x138x60 mm
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5)Other iron Craftwork: key rings, painting iron craftwork, tin badge, tin sign, keychain, hanging lamp.
Basically this is the same as Dirk Eisner's model - www.flickr.com/photos/eisfold/9371078880/
The 3 modules are folded from 7.5cm squares of Duo-coloured papers. They are actually my "Snowflake Modules" - www.nickrobinson.info/clients/owrigami/show_diagram.php?d... and I've added two 60 degrees reverse folds on the other end of each module.
This assembly was discovered by Dirk Eisner and is described in his post. [Link above]