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Oh man, what a super appropriate theme for MM! I’ve not really had the time to invest in the MM group of late, but when I saw some spirals uploaded this am, I just wondered if it was for MM and indeed it was. A long day in the office has meant that the light has gone to get a decent photo of the natural spirals that we have in the Passion flower AND it’s really quite windy and just too cool to stay out too long to get anything better than this! Thanks fro stopping and HMM all
For this week's MacroMondays challenge spiral.
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A spiral staircase inside the massive concrete Andrews Building (1965), Scarborough Campus, U of T. Architect: John Andrews.
Taken while accompanied by fellow photographer Vik Pahwa, check out his gallery here: www.flickr.com/photos/vikpahwa/
The spiral in a snail's shell is the same mathematically as the spiral in the Milky Way galaxy, and it's also the same mathematically as the spirals in our DNA. It's the same ratio that you'll find in very basic music that transcends cultures all over the world.
Joseph Gordon-Levitt.
This image is 2 1/2in. on the long edge.
-Lit with 2 Nikon SB900 speedlights. one @ camera right with barndoor and grid, the other hand-held and bounced of black card @ left rear.
A spiral staircase leading into the bowels of Ft. Point, directly under the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco. I am always afraid I am going to make one misstep and tumble to the bottom of a spiral staircase. This one has an added disadvantage for me. I'm pretty tall, and this staircase has a low overhead, so I also have to make sure I don't bump my head, knock myself out, and tumble all the way to the bottom.
Spiral petroglyph as seen on a rainy morning; Signal Hill Trail, Saguaro National Park, Tucson Arizona. Likely ~800 years old.
For this week's Macro Mondays "Redux 2025" theme, I chose the Sept. 29 "Spiral" theme. It's a pair of spiral fluorescent bulbs, a small red one and a larger white one, both electrified and placed side-by-side at a right angle for the shot. The Image is a 2.5-inch square.
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Bowl "Œil de dragon" created by Agnès Debizet, presently exhibited at the "Maison de la Céramique" - Dieulefit - FRANCE
( happy..... it was not allowed to use the stairs .....;-))
Radio-Kootwijk
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People have gone down this spiral of cancel culture and the idea that everything is offensive.
Bianca Del Rio
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