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Canon EOS 6D - f/5 - 1/80 sec - 100 mm - ISO 6400
- challenge Flickr group: Macro Mondays, theme: Triangle
- I did photograph a part of the lid of a crystal bonbonniere placed in front of the tetris light (see first comment) which caused the different colours on the different facets.
- An octagram is in geometry an eight-sided star polygon.
- Meaning of an eight-pointed star
The eight-pointed star, or octagram, has a variety of different meanings based on the interpretation of the culture or spiritual system that is using the symbol.
* From the Judeo-Christian perspective, the eight-pointed star represents new beginnings.
* However, the Babylonians believed an octagram represented the goddess Ishtar, who was associated with the planet Venus.
* The Hindu goddess of wealth, Lakshimi, is represented by eight emanations, which are depicted as two intertwined squares that form an octagram. Each emanation, or point, of the octagram represents one of the following aspects of wealth: victory, patience, health, knowledge, nourishment, prosperity, mobility and monetary wealth.
* For the Egyptians, the eight-pointed star represented the eight deities known as the Ogdoad. The Egyptians believed that the Ogdoad, four female gods and four male gods, each represented a primal force or element such as water, air, darkness or infinity. Together, they created the world and the sun god Ra.
* Two overlapping squares, or an octagram, also represents duality. Each point of the square represents the four cardinal directions and the four elements: air, water, earth and fire. The top square of the octagram represents the positive aspects of the elements, and the bottom square represents the negative.
Part of my enjoyment in my photo enthusiasm is in the post processing phase. I enjoy editing to get the image to look the way I feel it presents itself best. But at other times, and quite often I leave well enough alone and go SOOC.
Here I especially like how all the individual elements near and far create new interrelationships with one another when flattened upon the picture frame. Yes, all those poles, but here the water tower and traffic cone are a half mile away from each other, but in the shot they are buddies. Add in that tree and let's have a party. -- throw in a red reflector as the fulcrum and let's swing.
did someone say triangles?
This is the last shot in my ongoing Triangles and Architecture series. Tomorrow, I'll start a new series of animal portaits.
There's more on www.chm-photography.com.
Für:“Craz Tuesday“ am 01.07.2025….
Thema:“TRIANGLE“…
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I have wanted to get this shot for a long time. I like all of the lines in the image and he the cloud parallels the shape in the foreground.
Got an email from Panos with updates to a few of the Actions I have gotten from him.. This one he has fixed so you can put something different on each of the faces of the cube.. I like it... He is doing alright but said they were restricted pretty much as we are with this virus...
I've started to have a go at messing with the bokeh. This is just a triangle cut into some black card. Pretty sure it can be done better...but it's a start.
For the Sliders Sunday group. Base image created using a Canon PowerShot camera and processed using Photoshop, Quad Pencil and Fractalius. Happy Sliders Sunday!
The combination of early morning light, mist, hills and trees create interesting fan-shaped triangles and a moody atmosphere.
These are some triangles from the Magic puzzle.
This is about 2,5 inch wide.
Happy Macro Monday.
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