i Light Singapore 2022

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Denver, Colorado

The Bermuda triangle

Rottige Meente, Friesland, Netherlands

Triangles

Unused shots for Macro Mondays theme Triangle(s)

Shot of one of Ethan's Hot Wheels cars with a ruler road for scale!

HMM! Triangle

Built in the late 17th century, this cottage in the village of Brightwell-cum-Sotwell, South Oxfordshire, UK, was our family home for 18 years until 2002 when we moved to a larger house elsewhere in the village. We have never regretted the change, yet photographing this today in its chocolate-box glory did bring back many happy memories.

Its cropped..

Have a nice day..

Color Street Photography

London 2/6/2020

New Province House Antwerp 2019

Nouvelle Maison Provinciale d'Anvers.

Architecte Xaveer De Geyter.

Triangle keelback snake, Malaysia.

For licensing see:

www.gettyimages.co.uk/detail/photo/triangle-keelback-snak...

Todays Macro Monday theme is called 'Triangle' and this is my last minute submission ...HMM

A corridor formed by reeds growing along the Yarkon river

Ten year coin.

Taken for Macro Monday's "Triangle"

Asia University, Taichung

An Ice Triangle at Kallang Ice World in Leisure Park Kallang.

Triangles

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painting with light ...

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Scavenge Challenge - triangles.

These sets of triangles are actually further apart than they look. They show where you can pass with your small boat.

Triangles Noddle

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SSC - Triangles

This is rather a literal interpretation of the theme. Don't look too closely or you will see the celotape holding it all together! Giving me the title.

Japan Tobacco International, Geneva (Switzerland). SOM Architects/Engineers.

All rights reserved - © Judith A. Taylor

More architectural fragments on my web site : Fine Art Mono Photography

"Under the globe" Palace in Szczecin. Franz Wichards 1891.

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Macro Mondays 'triangle' theme.

This image shows one side of a dalmatian jasper pyramid viewed through a prism. Both prism and pyramid measure 1.25" at the widest point

Displayed at The Weaver Project exhibition, managed by Anita Witt at her Artspace.

It's a project thought to honor William Weaver's work on SL photography and to show how tools he created give great opportunity to improve SL shots' quality and photographers' creativity.

Visit the exhibit and learn more details at:

maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Mado/199/87/1226