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Find the shape of a letter in something around you-- architecture, nature, or anything not in print--and make a photo.
coffee on my sunny balkony this afternoon givs a "Q" for this challange.. Thx d3us for this idea
After this little inspiration I found some more...
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Tagesaufgabe: Finde Buchstabenformen ---in Architektur, Natur oder anderswo, aber nicht gedruckt --und mach ein Foto.
Der Kaffee auf dem Balkon gibt ein "Q"
Danke d3us für die Idee. Nach dem kleinen Denkanstoß habe ich dann auch noch weitere "Buchstaben" gefunden...
abstrakt shapes in smoke shots,
abstrakt shapes in smoke shots, The colors are from color gels on the flasheads, not much post prod done
The Lutheran Cathedral was built in 1830-1852 to replace an earlier church from 1727. The church is Greek cruciform in shape, and the original neoclassical design by Carl Engel was altered by his successor, Ernst Lohrmann. Lohrmann added four small towers and two side buildings of which one is a belfry, and the other is a chapel. There are statues of the Apostles made of zinc on the roof, and they are the biggest unique set of zinc sculptures in the world. The altarpiece was painted in the 1880s, and the statues of angels on both sides of the altarpiece and the pulpit were designed by Engel. The seating capacity is 1300. The church was called St. Nicholas church until the independence of Finland in 1917. Since 1959, it became a Cathedral, and is called Helsinki Cathedral or the Lutheran Cathedral.
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白川鄉合掌村 is very popualr and beauful place of Japan , it got special shape of old house, many tourist visited there , the weather was good , so every scenery was wonderful and amazing
My picture shows the element of shape by the different defined sides of the snowflake. The snowflake is geometric because of the different angles and lines throughout it. To take this picture, I got my mom's macro lense and went outside, put a sock in the snow, put it on a higher surface, and take pictures. Except with the specific macro lense we have, I wasn't able to successfully take a snowflake picture. Someone loaned me there macro extension tubes and I went home and took pictures. But this time, I was able to take successful pictures. To edit this picture I had to brighten the photo, and sharpen it, so that the edges were more defined. The strengths of my photo would probably have to be the amount of time and effort I put into taking it, and that I was able to actually capture a snowflake. The weaknesses of this photo would be the green in the background, and the right of the snowflake is blurry.
A lek of insects. Could be midges, or something small and similar. They are acually only a few feet in front of me. The cloud kept changing shape. Very interesting but impossible to really capture on film.
My hubby, sporting some construction paper glasses, and daughter shaping a ball of clay into a cup. It looks like Daddy is doing most of the work.
Together we shape the future. Science is part of our past, a past that is often overlooked, an immense part of our present and it is key to our success. There is endless potential still to be realised. The growing impact of Irish scientific achievement will make a difference in people’s lives, support industry investment, future proof our skill base and involve everyone in the potential of science and innovation. We will continue to question, imagine, collaborate, discover, answer and create. We will make a difference to Irish society and our economy. More importantly we will make a difference to humankind.
IRELAND: Science Rising.
Another full shot.
A piece I did for my Basic 2-D class combining line and shape problems.
Descriptive Line - all vertical lines (the octopus)
Implied Shape (the circles)
Growing Squares
Dividing Groundsheet into shapes
As a user of Kemono Mesh Avatar, I got to work on my own shape and instantly fell in love with this creation and am now sharing it with the world. This is my "Sue" Human shape for the mentioned mesh Avatar now available in my store:
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This photo is about shape, I use the contrast of light and shadow in this photo, highlight the shape of girls.