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Someone destroyed the icepack on the edge of the pond and then threw pieces back on the icepack again. One piece landed on this side, a triangle emerged.
This week's theme, though quite simple and straightforward, turned out to be a major headache for me! Surprisingly enough, there aren't that many triangular shapes around me and the few that actually are I just couldn't find a way to capture them creatively enough to meet my satisfaction... So I had almost given up on making the deadline for this week when the bright and beautiful light of morning shone through my bedroom window today and hit one of my decorative perfume bottles in just the right way :))) So HMM everyone and a happy new week to all my friends :)))
A little triangle made of stones (which I think are plastic). I use them to decorate greeting cards. One side of the triangle is just over an inch long. I didn't have enough stones of either colour to make it more uniform, I would have liked that better. Photoshop not working properly, I couldn't focus stack :(
Three Angles make a Triangle
With Gold in each and every Angle
It’s said to be a blinking Star
Falling on Earth from afar
Accompanied by Golden Reflections
Coming down from all Directions
That’s what we call a Shooting Star
Landing right there, where you are
(Caren)
[Dedicated to CRA (ILYWAMHASAM)]
😄 Happy Macro Monday 😄
As I could not find anything of triangle shape for this challenge, took some corrugated card board out of a chocolate box folded a small three-sided tunnel and imposed it over the flame of a lit LED candle and took a macro from above which does not exceed 2.5” x 2.5” (incl neg space) The golden light of the tiny bulb reflects on the texture of the corrugated card board and gives the triangle a nice frame .
Taken Jan 09, 2020 and uploaded for #MacroMondays #Triangle
ƒ/2.8
4.5mm
1/4 Sec
ISO 500
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Series: Walks through Berlin
John Hejduk, Kreuzberg Tower, Junction of Charlottenstrasse and Besselstrasse
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I rummaged through my jewellery box to find this pair of earrings that belonged to my mother. For Macro Mondays group.
HMM!
Macro Mondays ~ Triangle.
This tiny origami sailboat was fun to make, if a little fiddly, it being so small to fit within the size guidelines for the MM group.
Thank you to everyone who pauses long enough to look at my photo. Any comments or Faves are very much appreciated.
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nachdem ich euch einige vornehme Treppen gezeigt habe, aus der Jetzt-Zeit und den Fünfzigern, hier eine einfache Mietshaustreppe aus den Dreißigern (könnte auch späte Zwanziger sein) ...
Treppe natürlich in Holz und wenn sie auch zunächst mit Linoleum ausgelegt war, kamen dann später Pegulan-Platten zum Einsatz ... aber das ändert alles nichts an der genialen Architektur ... oder ? ...
ƒ/6.3 27.0 mm 1/80 2000
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For MacroMondays#Triangle
It was easier for me to make than to find them in the house.
Taken with Super Takumar 2/55 manual focus, f 2.0 and extended tube 21mm.
Have a great week ahead and thank you for visiting.
HMM!
For Crazy Tuesday#Guess whay this is
(In fact it's the angle of my little bag-notebook, I just folded the pages)
HaPpY CrAzY Tuesday!