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October 20, 2019
Preiwinkle and moon snail tracks on the drying low-tide sand.
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Mants Landing Beach
Brewster, Massachusetts
Cape Cod - USA
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/// Sculpture in Bastión del Carmen, Colonia, Uruguay.
/// Escultura en Bastión del Carmen, Colonia, Uruguay.
This spiral staircase called "Wendelstein" is made of sandstone and part of Castle Hartenfels in Torgau / Saxony
Winner of Lines&Curves-Contest "Twisted"
After being bottled up for a few days with the weather I took the chance to go for a walk and check out the ocean.
I find the constantly changing patterns and flow are quite mesmerizing and could cheerfully spend a day in my own 'rain man' moment.
Hope you like this little tableau of air and water as much as I do
Time and Space by Andrew Rogers Time and Space – The Speed of Light. Ibiza, Spain.
Thirteen solid basalt columns forming a Fibonacci sequence located on the edge of a cliff facing the ocean in Ibiza, Spain.
The tallest column, ten metres in height, is highlighted in 23-carat gold to reflect the message with the setting sun on the day of the Winter Solstice.
The sequence is laid out around the circumference of an ellipse alluding to the trajectories of the planets moving around the sun. It is a vision of time and space the the interconnectedness of humanity.
The Fibonacci sequence is demonstrated both in terms of height and spacing.
Extracted and carved in Turkey, the 420 tons of basalt were loaded onto a dedicated ship and transported 4,400 kilometres to Ibiza, Spain.
The columns are mounted on basalt bases weighing from 7.2 tons to 12.5 tons. The tallest column weighs 19.5 tons.
Construction commenced on 17 January, 2014 and was completed one week later on 23 January.
This has been my long bending dream project that I like to work on always, to find the Fibonacci pattern in nature, objects and my surroundings! I love the spiral pattern and the curves it creates. I've composted of few of the interesting patterns that I came across.
#Fibonacci #spiral #objects #flowers #patterns #colors #dreamproject, #nature
Kennt ihr die Fibonacci-Spirale? Wenn ihr dieser auf dem Foto folgt findet ihr den ziemlich genau den Nebeneingang zum Rothenburger Burggarten. Man könnte sagen, im Goldenen Schnitt brennt ein Licht :)
Foto und Bea: www.waahnsinnsgestaltungen.com
Macro Monday theme: Fibonacci
Subject is a shell from a garden statue of a snail. Happy Macro Monday folks!
CC week 22 is Rule of Thirds, Phi Grid, Fibonacci
The spiral of a snail's shell is what the Fibonacci sequence is all about.
Not a perfect spiral but...
On approach to the Kelowna airport, saw this boat doing a bit of a spin. Love the radiating waves and interference patterns.
This has been my long pending dream project that I like to work on always, to find the Fibonacci pattern in nature, objects and my surroundings! I love the spiral pattern and the curves it creates. I've composed few of the interesting patterns that I came across.
#Fibonacci #spiral #objects #flowers #patterns #colors #dreamproject, #nature
"In geometry, a golden spiral is a logarithmic spiral whose growth factor is 1.618, the golden ratio. That is, a golden spiral gets wider by a factor of 1.618 for every quarter turn it makes." The fibonacci spiral is seen consistenly in nature, from the center of a flower to the cosmos. It is too complicated for me to explain, but a nice explanation of it can be seen here: www.treehugger.com/how-golden-ratio-manifests-nature-4869736
121 Pictures in 2021 - Theme No. 55 - Math / Geometry in Nature
Fibonacci 17, Oil and acrylic on panel, 60cm x 45 cm x 3 cm, 2018, SOLD through Canvas Gallery.
This piece appeared in Season 4, episode 2 of the Handmaid's Tale.