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Blue Triangle Butterfly
Scientific name: Graphium sarpedon choredon. This butterfly is found in South and Southeast Asia, as well as eastern Australia, in rainforest and monsoon forest (deciduous vine thicket) as well as suburban gardens. Graphium sarpedon primarily lives in moist, low-level rain forests (below 1600 m/5000 feet) where it is usually observed flying just above the tree canopy.
Ref: Helen Schwencke.
Photographed in suburban Sydney Australia.
The reason I am looking at old photographs of Thomas is that I'm making a needle-felted portrait of him and I need to check some of his markings. This is a scan of an 8x10 print (analog). I like Thomas's "pyramid" stance with the triangle of the pennant, and the edges of the curtains.
Europe, France, Languedoc-Roussillon, L'Hérault, Montpellier, Tour Le Triangle, Modernist Condo (slightly cut from T)
Shot while underway from the Place de la Comédie to the postmodern Antigone quarter. It has a height of 72 m and is the 2nd highest building of the region. A remarkable edifice thru its staircase-shaped architecture, and the jutting out balconies. It was designed by Pierre Tourre.
It’s a condo building with shops and offices in its base and was created at a time that the city of Montpellier was rapidly growing. With the large adjacent Polygone shopping mall and Ricardo Bofill’s postmodern Antigone quarter, it uses the former "le Polygone du genie” a former shooting range of the Joffre military barracks and the former Esplanade station and its viaduct. This station was the terminus of the Montpellier - Palavas railway here.
This is number 14 of the Montpellier album and 917 of the Minimalism/explicit Graphism one.
For Macro Monday Triangles.
I had a hard time finding triangles! This isn't my favorite photo, but it's colorful!
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.
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.
SSC - Triangles
This is rather a literal interpretation of the theme. Don't look too closely or you will see the celotape holding it all together! Giving me the title.
Whilst on my lunchtime walk, I was looking for some 'triangles' for the Flickr Friday theme and came across this Reposol Honda....unfortunately it looked like it had been dropped.
If you put your hands together like this, our doggo comes running to smoosh her face into the hole. It forms a triangle so figured it fits. 😂
Taken on the Takumar 55 @ f8. Difficult to get perfect focus due to bad lighting and terrible eyes.
Macro Mondays 'triangle' theme.
This image shows one side of a dalmatian jasper pyramid viewed through a prism. Both prism and pyramid measure 1.25" at the widest point
Displayed at The Weaver Project exhibition, managed by Anita Witt at her Artspace.
It's a project thought to honor William Weaver's work on SL photography and to show how tools he created give great opportunity to improve SL shots' quality and photographers' creativity.
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