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Instead of spending money you can also decide to fold with it and that's what I did ;-) A little goodby-present for a colleague, who is leaving to start a new job.
If you want to try origami money-folding, you can find several models on youtube. Have fun!
Hello my amazing Flickr friends !
Today is an orange day at Color my World Daily and we have Mr. Teddy Bear with us to celebrate Happy Teddy bear Tuesdays. And the theme at Crazy Tuesday is Folded or Creased Paper.
This is a perfect day for Mr. Teddy Bear to daydream about sailing on his blue paper boat. Mr. Teddy Bear has a passion for sailing and a passion for boats. So that is why he has so many paper boats ! Once he starts to fold the paper he can’t stop and he has to make several boats of the same color. And then he makes one extra just in case ! That is why Mr. Teddy Bear has more and more paper boats in his house. He can hardly wait to be able to take his boats outside and go on a romantic get away with Princess… Spring is definitely here so it will not be long until sailing is enjoyable again !
Meanwhile, I have to « sail » in a general direction of my living room office !See you later my friends !! And have a beautiful day !
Thank you so much for all your lovely comments / favs/ general support / happy thoughts!! Stay safe and well!! And see you soon on Flickr !!
Jökulsárgljúfur river canyon in Central-North Iceland is a magnificent example of the raw creatve powers of our planet. The entire canyon displays the most stunning structures of columnar basalt at an incredible expense of landscape. It was created by the joint work of Earth folding up an entiremountain range and the Jökulsá á Fjöllum river grinding its path through it. At one ramification of this canyon there is Dettifoss, supposedly Europe's most powerful waterfall and at another end is Selfoss, another superb example of Icelandic waterfalls.
Another way of folding my origami 'Butterfly"--molecule: "Connection 3".
If you interested, here you can see:
-or "Connection 3 and 2" not backlight
- or the progress of my "Butterfly"-molecule pattern, click here for the album, where you can see my other tessellations, based on this molecule.
To be continued ....;-))
Folded from a white sheet of glassine, about 30cm, grid 1:96. Final result is about 19cm.
For the photo I used another blue sheet of glassine, to create a colored backlight.
Another one from the visit to the metal sculpture's place. I printed some images for my friend and when I looked at this one I asked myself "is this from the beach somewhere?" Until I realized it was the wrong way round. I took this in portrait mode but decided I like it better landscape.
This is polished metal and I liked the pale blue shades.
Corsair Folded A WW2 Carrier aircraft with distinguished service, many remain flying today, found in North Carolina.
The mighty Clutha river was covered with fog which was spreading up valleys that flow down to the river. Aerial photography through a Perspex window at the rear of an 8 seater plane. Have a good Sunday.
Macro Mondays theme: "Crinkled, wrinkled, folded or creased".
This is a close up section of an iconic Le Klint 172 Light Pendant. Designed in 1971 by Architect Poul Christiansen, it is hand folded to produce a playful and fluent shape. HMM...
I posted a colour version a few days back but this black and white version did well at our camera club last night :)
Thanks very much if you have time for a comment or fave or invite.
Macro-Mondays-High Key
I used the High Key setting in my camera for this shot.
The Upstate, NY area is covered in these lovely white asters. As the petals age, they fold under and fall off. Then the center, where the seeds are, dries and turns a deep brown shade. Birds will feed on the seeds in the winter.
Aluminium Fascade Elements
Inspired by new Esplanade Buildings
Listen to Normandie : Believe (instrumental)
Saint-Frajou, Haute-Garonne, France
For more from Midi-Pyrénées see my album Midi-Pyrénées...
More from France can be found in my album En France
For more doors and windows see my album Doors & Windows
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Europe, The Netherlands, Zuid Holland, Rotterdam, Kop van Zuid, Mobile tower crane (slightly cut from B&T)
Tower cranes seem to be restricted to construction sites. But they aren't. The mobile ones with their ability to telescope and fold are sometimes seen outside of these zones. Like this Liebherr 73-3. Its height (fully extended ) is 38.5m its reach (unfolded) 26,5 m. It can lift up to 6.000 kg (6 metric tons).
This is number 30 of the Cranes album.