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Triangle, Va. (April 28, 2019) – The Marine Corps Heritage Foundations 38TH Annual Awards Ceremony holds their annual awards dinner. Photo by Larry Levin and Johnny Bivera
As we watched, a man stepped into the doorway and began to urinate. As he turned to look around, his stream was misdirected into the open view of the people in the pub. Just like a car crash, we couldn't tear our eyes away as the image slowly burnt itself into our retinas.
Very similar to this, though this was made before the model in the link was seen.
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Design by Rexpo
Czech seed beads PRECIOSA Triangles in the shape of a triangle.
PRECIOSA Triangles are made by cutting triangular or twisted triangular glass tubes with a round or triangular hole.
In addition to the existing PRECIOSA Triangle seed bead, we now present the new PRECIOSA Triangle Q-Cut which is manufactured using new Quality Cut production technology. The quality cutting of the tubes guarantees that these seed beads have greater precision and shape and dimensional stability.
We offer standard PRECIOSA Triangles in six sizes: the smallest is 2.5 x 2.5 mm and the largest is 10 x 5 mm. Twisted PRECIOSA Triangles are available in size 5 x 2.5 mm.
The PRECIOSA Triangle-Extra is a special type of these seed beads. It is only made in one size (3.5 x 3.5 mm) and it is exceptional, because it has a rounder shape than a regular triangle.
Czech PRECIOSA Triangles have slightly rounded edges thanks to their advanced technological processing.
Visit our website for more information about the PRECIOSA Triangles
Block design by Amanda Sasikirana
Fabric range: Central Park by Kate Spain
I didn't enjoy doing this block so it is my least favourite. I found it really hard to keep my geese pointy. Next time geese are written to make them this way I think I will go with my usual way making them from rectangles and squares rather than triangles. I found that the smaller triangles had a longer side than the larger triangles, and couldn't work out where to position the smaller triangle - excess at the bottom, top or shared between? It was hard to tell from the turorial photos, and in fact the photos looked like the side lengths were the same. I triple checked my measurements too, but found it really hard to get a geese unit that was 2.5" wide. Before trimming, mine were already slightly under, so I have some rather narrow seem allowances in this block to save my points.
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From a triangle of light blue elephant hide.
Seeing this design folded by Barath reminds me I never tried to fold closed-back triangle twists on one side and open-back triangle ones on the reverse.
So here it is.
4/4 I had planned a lunch hour with a telephoto to snap some hard to reach examples that I had spotted over a long period. En route I stumbled across three connecting roads called The Triangle near Oldfield Park: this was inset into one of the end terraces - Bath, UK
Thornton Triangle is the smallest park (1/10th of an acre) in the Cincinnati Park System. The park contains a fountain (no longer with running water) in memory of Fitzhugh Thornton.
The statue on top of the fountain represents an Indian facing the sun and was presented as a gift by Mrs. Eliza Thornton in memory of her husband, John Fitzhugh Thornton, who died in 1907. In 1912, the J.L. Mott Iron Works of New York designed and produced the sculpture, an eastern Woodlands Indian.
It was partially submerged in the great flood of 1937. Three years later, after being struck by a car, the city sold the sculpture for $10 to an antique dealer in Indiana. Outraged Sayler Park residents vowed to find and return the Indian to its pedestal. After several months, the sculpture was located and returned to Thornton Triangle.
The statue was extensively repaired in 2002 and a new statue was re-cast in bronze. The new statue was re-erected in late 2002; the original statue now stands in a corner of the Sayler Park Recreation Center.
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Is made up from three triangles with three different subjects of roughly the same size or ratio within each of the triangles So this is in a sense more complex than the ratio and the spiral as it requires you to think about three different subject matters and size ratio compared to the other objects in the ajoinging triangles. As a footnote it might be smipler to compose an image by creating the shot out of household objects such as toys etc
really not sure if this fits the assignment!
In my fav camera shop-testing the ISO noise of Canon EF 100mm F2.8 L IS USM Macro in my 5D
very cropped!
IMG_2346bf100mm ISO test