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For Macro Monday Triangles.
I had a hard time finding triangles! This isn't my favorite photo, but it's colorful!
Got an email from Panos with updates to a few of the Actions I have gotten from him.. This one he has fixed so you can put something different on each of the faces of the cube.. I like it... He is doing alright but said they were restricted pretty much as we are with this virus...
I've started to have a go at messing with the bokeh. This is just a triangle cut into some black card. Pretty sure it can be done better...but it's a start.
The combination of early morning light, mist, hills and trees create interesting fan-shaped triangles and a moody atmosphere.
The triangle on one of the medication I have to take.
Better viewed large and thank you for your favourites. :O)
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The geometry of a greenhouse fascinates me. In this amalgamation of wood and glass, I was most interested in highlighting the triangles. The monochrome helps to emphasize the geometry of the scene, without the distraction of color.
Belmont, NC USA
Europe, France, Languedoc-Roussillon, L'Hérault, Montpellier, Tour Le Triangle, Modernist Condo (slightly cut from T)
Shot while underway from the Place de la Comédie to the postmodern Antigone quarter. It has a height of 72 m and is the 2nd highest building of the region. A remarkable edifice thru its staircase-shaped architecture, and the jutting out balconies. It was designed by Pierre Tourre.
It’s a condo building with shops and offices in its base and was created at a time that the city of Montpellier was rapidly growing. With the large adjacent Polygone shopping mall and Ricardo Bofill’s postmodern Antigone quarter, it uses the former "le Polygone du genie” a former shooting range of the Joffre military barracks and the former Esplanade station and its viaduct. This station was the terminus of the Montpellier - Palavas railway here.
This is number 14 of the Montpellier album and 917 of the Minimalism/explicit Graphism one.
Forty-eight triangles in the diagram and some more in the mechanical pencil : )
50mm prime with a 31mm extension tube at f/16.
Thanks for viewing and happy macro Monday.
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.