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For Macro Monday Triangles.
I had a hard time finding triangles! This isn't my favorite photo, but it's colorful!
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Built in the late 17th century, this cottage in the village of Brightwell-cum-Sotwell, South Oxfordshire, UK, was our family home for 18 years until 2002 when we moved to a more modern house elsewhere in the village. We have never regretted the change, yet photographing this today in its chocolate-box glory brough back many happy memories.
The penultimate Shakespere Express of the season approaches the Dorridge triangle in glorious late afternoon conditions 20227 was upfront for this leg paired with 20189, 1T53 Stratford to Snow Hill.
Triangle keelback snake, Malaysia.
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Finished the quilt top due to a rare weekend nap by my 3 year old!
I pieced this right after my string quilt when all the leftover stripes were laying about. I laid out the triangles in various ways and like this one the best. I came up with this triangle idea a while ago and had been itching to try it out. Blocks are 10.5".
Only scraps were used to make this quilt which is why some of the color strips are pieced. The white is from a 100% cotton bed sheet.
Having to watch every dollar...
Shot for Our Daily Challenge :“Triangle”
Submitted to The Flickr Lounge. “Closeup”
Inside the Brooklyn Museum. This area had been a cafeteria or canteen for a very long time and recently it was cleared out of all of that, but there are tables and chairs near the windows. Yesterday, as I sat there waiting for someone coming down on the elevator, I looked up and realized this was a very specific designed space and no one was in it. So snap and I got my photo.
Macro Mondays contribution - Triangle(s) - Alpha Dorado Buck knife macro
17-50mm at 44mm + extension tube
A macro shot of a very small glass prism. I find that dust, fingerprints and imperfections in the glass become much more apparent when working close up but I'm not sure that is always a bad thing. I have used silver cards for both reflection and background with window light from the right hand side.