ANGLES, ANGLES, ANGLES
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Hello my amazing Flickr friends !!
Today is a red day at Color my World Daily and the theme at Macro Mondays is dutch angle.
So here you go. A tiny blue pencil with a tiny Polish coin from the 1970 (almost as old as me!!) . I hope you like it my friends ! And just for your information, dutch angle is my favorite technique especially after few gin & tonics LOL .
Since I’m working today, I will have to run in order to make it on time to my office / dining room !! See you later !!
Happy CMWD and happy MM to all participants !! And for the rest of us : happy day !!
Thank you so much for all your lovely comments / favs/ general support / happy thoughts!! Stay safe and healthy!! And see you soon on Flickr !!
The severe angle of this tree, and the evidence of complete surgery of all of its limbs, was not enough to destroy its ability to survive. Fresh branches have sprouted...I hope it makes it.
Ironically, this tree survives at a "ghost town" , Glen Haven, Michigan.
La livrée du machaon se démarque par sa coloration de fond jaune intense tachée et veinée de noir. Les ailes antérieures portent dessus une large bordure noire avec une rangée de taches jaunes et un large miroir sombre poudré de jaune à l'angle des « épaules » ; le dessous reste dominé par le jaune avec des veines et des taches noires. Les ailes postérieures sont nettement plus jaunes dessus avec un bord crénelé, une chaîne de cellules jaunes surmontées d'une rangée de taches bleu sombre et un ocelle rouge, cerclé de noir et de bleu ; dessous, le jaune domine encore plus avec un fin réseau de nervures noires, les taches bleues doublées d'une tache rouge orange pour certaines d'entre elles. Reste le signe peut-être le plus distinctif : un prolongement, une « queue » qui s'insère dans le motif crénelé du bord, qui lui vaut le nom anglais de swallowtail (queue d'hirondelle).
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The livery of the swallowtail is distinguished by its intense yellow background stained and veined black. The forewings carry a broad black border with a row of yellow spots and a large dark mirror powdered with yellow at the corner of the "shoulders"; the underside remains dominated by yellow with veins and black spots. The hindwings are much more yellow above with a crenate border, a chain of yellow cells surmounted by a row of dark blue spots and a red ocellus, circled with black and blue; below, the yellow dominates even more with a fine network of black veins, the blue spots doubled with an orange-red spot for some of them. Remains perhaps the most distinctive sign: an extension, a "tail" that fits into the crenellated edge pattern, which earned him the English name swallowtail (swallow's tail).
Alfie was helping to roll up the wire,
but he rolled himself with it ;-))
This little pup was nearly 1 year old here.
My dearest ✞ Alfie.
Today (August 5, 2022) it's been 1 year
since he crossed the rainbow bridge.🌈
NB: Alfie was not hurt or anything else during his play that day.
A Northern Gannet shown from another angle. These birds have a very expressive appearance - this for example is what they show each other when they want to impress - before they attack or dance, depends who is watching: another male or a beautiful gannet lady.
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Yesterday, was a very long day in the warehouse. Slowly but surely, we are clearing away 30 years of theatrical props, and costumes.
It was such a welcome relief to come home to some pretty tulips, and a window full of bright late day sunshine.
I enjoy color so much that the RGB levels in my digital paintbox get used regularly.
Last night, after looking at my yellow tulips from all angles and in all shades, I decided to go for this rich cabernet tone.
Not to improve upon God's work, mind you, because as a botanist, He rules. I just like experimenting.
I will dedicate this one to God, who has blessed me with sunshine and colors. With every beam of light, whether by sun, by moon, or by human, I feel His love. And His love comes in so many fascinating shades and colors. Amen.
The colors play a funny game. It was all red and orange. Then a slight change of an angle and it went yellow. It was amazing to go through all this tunnels, through the deep fog, without the slightest glimpse of civilisation anywhere...
This photo is somewhat similar to another of my photos from that hike but I've decided I still feel it has several merits that make it worth display in its own right.
Perfect weather and time to capture these building complete with reflections. Capelle a/d IJssel, The Netherlands
"La perception change selon notre angle de vision"
Lew Yung-Chien
"Perception depends on point of view"
Paris, Fr
An "Iconic View" with Sydney Opera House in the background - a triumph of modern architecture, rare engineering and a marvel born out of innovation, creativity and controversy.
See demo in first comment.
Inspired by Macro Mondays. A Dutch angle: spirit level, bubble level, or simply a level, is an instrument designed to indicate whether a surface is horizontal (level) or vertical (plumb).
Wikipedia
Spirit levels indicate if a surface is level
Purchased long ago for photography.