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"Repeating Object" in der Natur.
Für "Crazy Tuesday" Thema "Repeating Object" (19.05.2020).
😄 HaPpY CrAzY Tuesday 😄 everyone and stay healthy!
Playground tires photographed through a chain link fence using iPhone 11 Pro Max. Art abounds in this university town. Candidate for “Repeating object” theme.
Here is my rendition of Archyrie's Imperial Navy Repeating Rifle, which is an incredible and impressive 0.6 creation! Decided to keep the color scheme relatively intact because I felt it was fitting of the weapon's overall aesthetic appeal.
Repeating patterns in natural black and white on the wall of de Young Museum
Golden Gate Park, San Francisco, California
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Repeating the molecule and then you get a flower-circle tessellation.
Hexagon about 17cm, copy paper with dot motive . Finished model about 7,5 cm.
Model: Origami Flower-circle
Design by Marjan Smeijsters
The E-Web heavy repeating blaster cannon, formally known as the Emplacement Weapon, Heavy Blaster or simply as the E-Web was the most powerful heavy repeating blaster cannon in the Imperial arsenal and commonly used by Imperial snowtroopers of the Galactic Empire.
A tablescrap more than anything. But I felt like posting something... And yes, the description is straight from Wookieepedia
Photograph was created yesterday evening as I hiked up one of the Cowels Mountain trails. The two trails that I traveled were very busy with hikers! There was a whisper of Fall in the air with the day being a little cooler so a lot more people came out to the mountain.
*Photograph was created for the Our Daily Challenge topic:
REPETITION
Here's a photo of a photographer taking a photo of a photographer taking a photo of a photographer taking a photo of some snowy mountains and a bridge.
I took this photo in February 2015, on one of Norway's Lofoten islands. Oh what fun we had.
Thanks again to Arild and Stian for showing me some of the coolest stuff that I've never seen before!
Things did not go as planned this morning. As I missed my Tuesday swim, I thought I make up for it today. I do not generally go swimming on weekends. On my way, I missed three different buses so walked some 80% of the way - only to be informed that due to technical issues the swimming pool is closed. I literally burst out laughing - just my luck!
However, instead of getting frustrated, I decided to go back home walking. Thus, I managed my daily average of over 4km by 9:20!
And as a bonus, I managed to click a few keepers.