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Paper: 9 cm
Modules: 12
Model: Tomoko Fuse (?)
Book: ?
While taking a few (hopefully better) photos of older folds of mine, I stumbled upon this. I folded this in late 2013, right after starting with modular origami (this paper was among the first Origami paper I owned), before I started with Flickr. Most of the models from this time (if decent enough) were posted on Flickr later, but I seem to have skipped this one. Can't even remember where I found the instructions and I am not absolutely sure it's Tomoko Fuse.
Created with fd's Flickr Toys.
a fun idea
make a cube with your kids' pictures on it, and when it's time to set the table you can roll the dice whoever it lands on has to do it LOL
of course it would land on Moo who is really too young to set the table so I have to help her LOL should have put a picture of mom in the cube ROFL
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Please don't use this image on websites, blogs or other media without my explicit permission - All Rights Reserved © OLPHO Rodolfo Velasco.
Mi web: www.rollcreativo.com/
Paper: 6 pieces of 5cm*10cm color paper
Capturing the cube in a cage is quite an interesting imagination.I like it.
For this one, I'd like to call it 囚绿记(capturing green).
Taken with Praktica LTL + 50mm f/1.8 using Kentmere 400 developed in Rodinal for 7minutes 30 seconds.
First time I'm trying product photography, this is kind of fun, already the first try looks like something nice. Ok I wasn't able to get it back into a cube shape, but look at the pretty picture!
(Originally published at: jeena.net/photos/401)
Mary Bogdan - Submission for the Diagonale Expo-Vente "VERT"
earth-cubed.3, 2008, assemblage, 6"x6"x6" (153mmx153mmx153mm)
I'm proud to have been chosen as one of the Show Stoppers during the VERT exhibition-fundraiser at Diagonale. Please come and join us on Dec 6, 2008, at 12pm. All works of art are $100.00! See you there. artdiagonale.org
Je suis fier d'avoir été choisi comme l'un des Coups de coeur au l'exposition-bénéfice VERT au Diagonale. S'il vous plaît venez nous joindre le 6 déc 2008, à 12h. Toutes les oeuvres d'art sont à $ 100.00! De vous y voir. artdiagonale.org
Click here / Cliquez ici : www.marybogdan.com/VERT2008invitation.html
earth-cubed. If we were to cut a small cube from a landfill dump, what would we find? These earth-cubes are representations of our obsessions with how we humans are burying our waste. Re-cycling re-cycling re-cycling! Is this how we see our earth today? Have we forgotten those innocent times in the '60s, when our vision of our earth was quite different, as the first glimpses of our wonderful "blue" planet were sent back to us from outer space. Can we ever relive those moments of excitement and hope. Can we ever be proud of ourselves as landlords of this mighty round mass we call home. Are we too "green".
"If people can see Earth from up here, see it without those borders, see it without any differences in race or religion, they would have a completely different perspective. Because when you see it from that angle, you cannot think of your home or your country. All you can see is one Earth...." --Anousheh Ansari, Iranian-American space tourist who flew last year to the international space station.
Contains: button, chess, printed book pages, crystal, berries, vines, wood cubes, ribbon, checkers, vodka absolute, screw, elastic, light bulb, pen, cork, fruit wrapper, plants, walnut, wire, hydrangea, thread spool, stamp registered, chocolate wrapper, fruit mesh, leaves, molding, metal, feather, paper bag, lace, pencil, visa slip, fedEx envelope, vile, twigs, golf ball, toy VW beetle, cat hair, measuring tape, plastic garbage bag, alphabet block, pool ball key-chain, halogen bulb, lint balls, dog hair, crayon, string, garment labels, cord, block letter, grape vine, rope, visa card cut-up...
...see BIG: farm4.static.flickr.com/3247/3084988787_58dbabfc02_o.jpg
see the whole show: www.artdiagonale.org
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Canon EOS R6 Mark II, Canon TS-E 24mm f/3.5 L II (lens shift used), processed in Lightroom.
Wikipedia: "Der Cube Berlin (Eigenschreibweise cube berlin) ist ein würfelförmiges Bürogebäude auf dem Washingtonplatz in unmittelbarer Nachbarschaft zum Berliner Hauptbahnhof, das im Februar 2020 eingeweiht wurde. Das Gebäude ist Teil des 40 Hektar großen Stadtquartiers Europacity und schließt dessen südlichen Teil ab.
Das auffällige zehngeschossige Gebäude mit einer Breite, Höhe und Länge von jeweils 42,5 Metern ist gekennzeichnet durch eine nach innen gefaltete Glasfassade. Die vollflächig mit Falten und Knicken gestaltete Fassade spiegelt die Umgebung wie ein Kaleidoskop. Neben dem individuellen Aussehen erfüllen die Faltungen mehrere praktische Aufgaben: hinter ihnen verbergen sich auf jedem Obergeschoss kleine Terrassen, die aber nur den Mietern zur Verfügung stehen."
Nikon AF-S Zoom-Nikkor 14-24mm 1:2,8G ED Objektiv, Nikon D800
www.facebook.com/pages/Sascha-Gebhardt-Photography/240683...
“Success means your options multiply. Size increases complexity, and complexity can confuse vision.” - Andy Stanley
Macro Monday project – 09/15/14
"9"
This modest house in the small town of Ste-Agathe is characteristic of post-war architecture, or lack thereof. The tarp garage is set up for the winter only, as well as the portico.
earth-cubed. If we were to cut a small cube from a landfill dump, what would we find? These earth-cubes are representations of our obsessions with how we humans are burying our waste. Re-cycling re-cycling re-cycling! Is this how we see our earth today? Have we forgotten those innocent times in the '60s, when our vision of our earth was quite different, as the first glimpses of our wonderful "blue" planet were sent back to us from outer space. Can we ever relive those moments of excitement and hope. Can we ever be proud of ourselves as landlords of this mighty round mass we call home. Are we too "green".
"If people can see Earth from up here, see it without those borders, see it without any differences in race or religion, they would have a completely different perspective. Because when you see it from that angle, you cannot think of your home or your country. All you can see is one Earth...." --Anousheh Ansari, Iranian-American space tourist who flew last year to the international space station.
Contains: button, chess, printed book pages, crystal, berries, vines, wood cubes, ribbon, checkers, vodka absolute, screw, elastic, light bulb, pen, cork, fruit wrapper, plants, walnut, wire, hydrangea, thread spool, stamp registered, chocolate wrapper, fruit mesh, leaves, molding, metal, feather, paper bag, lace, pencil, visa slip, fedEx envelope, vile, twigs, golf ball, toy VW beetle, cat hair, measuring tape, plastic garbage bag, alphabet block, pool ball key-chain, halogen bulb, lint balls, dog hair, crayon, string, garment labels, cord, block letter, grape vine, rope, visa card cut-up...
see BIG: farm4.static.flickr.com/3160/3106107100_832ee0927c_o.jpg
Das intelligenteste Gebäude Berlins wurde am 19.02.2020 eingeweiht. Hier kann man vom Zugang zur Tiefgarabe bis zu den Büros alles mit Smartphones steuern. Architektonisch gleicht es durch seine Spiegel einem Kaleidoskop in dem sich die Umgebung spiegelt. Im Foto kann man die Spiegelung des Reichstages erkennen.
#roundandsquare
From the series Cubes and lights.
You are getting to know me pretty well now, I've told you how much I love glass, you MUST know that I adore lights and you might have guessed that I'm a creative, who's ALWAYS thinking about the 'next' 'creation'.
So, I had bought seasonal baubles, had the cube and the tiny lights, put them together and this was the result.
Yes, with white baubles and lights.
Been doing it for years, each year a different colour theme, although for me the colours of Christmas are still red, green and white!
It is very decorative and you can put it anywhere!
I love creativity and versatility...
Hope you this warms up your day.
Thank you for visiting, Magda (*_*)
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Canon EOS R6 Mark II, Canon TS-E 24mm f/3.5 L II (lens shift used), processed in Lightroom and Photoshop.
Wikipedia: "Der Cube Berlin (Eigenschreibweise cube berlin) ist ein würfelförmiges Bürogebäude auf dem Washingtonplatz in unmittelbarer Nachbarschaft zum Berliner Hauptbahnhof, das im Februar 2020 eingeweiht wurde. Das Gebäude ist Teil des 40 Hektar großen Stadtquartiers Europacity und schließt dessen südlichen Teil ab.
Das auffällige zehngeschossige Gebäude mit einer Breite, Höhe und Länge von jeweils 42,5 Metern ist gekennzeichnet durch eine nach innen gefaltete Glasfassade. Die vollflächig mit Falten und Knicken gestaltete Fassade spiegelt die Umgebung wie ein Kaleidoskop. Neben dem individuellen Aussehen erfüllen die Faltungen mehrere praktische Aufgaben: hinter ihnen verbergen sich auf jedem Obergeschoss kleine Terrassen, die aber nur den Mietern zur Verfügung stehen."
While in the Blaak train station area in Rotterdam (NL), I can't really ignore the cube houses, designed by Piet Blom. See en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cube_house. The best shot of these houses I've seen isn't mine, but is shot by Heavenuphere www.flickr.com/photos/heavenuphere/4549686593/in/set-1076....
This shot is a blend of five exposures. Here I didn't use tonemapping in Photomatix, for a more natural look.
What is it?:
Watermelon cubes! (with a light shooting up through the middle)! (idea based on "sugar cube light" by ab_noid!)
Why watermelon?
I dunno...it's red, it has a transparent look to it, it could be cut into cubes, it was handy...I'm nuts...
How I did this?
You need a shiny black surface with a hole in it. In my case I used an old CD/DVD case. I cut the watermelon into cubes and placed them around the hole to form a cube. For the top layer I placed a thin square clear piece of plastic so as to place the roof. Tricky...they keep falling down. Placed a small flashlight under the cube where the hole is in such a way as to have the max amount of light shining up into the cube. Try different angles for the best light. Kinda messy...on my messy scale of 1-5 it's a 2. I did a few shots till the cubes (which are both wet AND sticky) fell on my laptop and that was the end of the experiment!! Hope you all have a nice day till my next experiment.....
Thanks for all your visits and comments!!
Animated Neon with Adjuster HUD to adjust animation speed and adjust neon size
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The Cube Houses in Rotterdam, an innovative housing development completed in 1984, which combines dwellings with public spaces in he form of tilted cubes.
Taken February 2023
A new spring necklace, made with hollow cubes of various sizes, covered with a thin layer of rough and unsanded mokumegane
Nine iron Fibonacci Cubes by Petra Paffenholz as part of the sculpture walk "Diepholz | Dümmer"
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Neun eiserne Fibonacci-Würfel von Petra Paffenholz als Teil des Skulpturpfades "Diepholz | Dümmer" Der größte Würfel aus Cortenstahl misst 6,80 Meter.