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Blue Triangle SE31, an Alexander Dennis Enviro Dart 200, arrives at Romford Station on service 66 from Leytonstone.
Triangle grid 64, paper: triangle, I've seen it first here: www.flickr.com/photos/bharathkishore/3394882976/in/pool-o...
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You probably can't tell from this photo, but it's snowing outside, and the tissues we have stuffed in the big, drafty windows as insulation look like snow is piling up on the inside.
An old picture from the family photo drawer. I don't know where this was taken, but the "Purdue" pennant on the wall by the stairs makes me think this might be the inside of Purdue's "Triangle" fraternity house, of which my grandfather was a member, circa 1920.
Triangles
Three triangles of birds crossed
Over the enormous ocean which extended
In winter like a green beast.
Everything just lay there, the silence,
The unfolding gray, the heavy light
Of space, some land now and then.
Over everything there was passing
A flight
And another flight
Of dark birds, winter bodies
Trembling triangles
Whose wings,
Frantically flapping, hardly
Can carry the gray cold, the desolate days
From one place to another
Along the coast of Chile.
I am here while from one sky to another
The trembling of the migratory birds
Leaves me sunk inside myself, inside my own matter
Like an everlasting well
Dug by an immovable spiral.
Now they have disappeared
Black feathers of the sea
Iron birds
From steep slopes and rock piles
Now at noon
I am in front of emptiness. It’s a winter
Space stretched out
And the sea has put
Over its blue face
A bitter mask.
Translated by Jodey Bateman
The original Trinity that I worked up over the spring/summer of 06 before revamping the pattern. The shawl/wrap/throw is 55" x 51" x51" and is made from various stash and handspun yarns. Pattern will be available very soon at indigomuse.blogspot.com .
Some oak leaves still have color... Venus twin flash in the field.
Second chances, studio 26.
To be fair, i did not see the triangle(s) when I photographed this oak leaf. But having just looked over the assignments from this year and having spotted the triangle one, I accentuated the triangular composition in photoshop and think it is a better picture for it.
Not sure if it is really a 'triangle' if one of the angles is rounded, but it gives the illusion of triangles at the very least. The triangle seems to be a strong structural element, as it is everywhere in architecture, bridges, cranes... even shopping carts!
I had several other ideas for shots which did not get executed due to time/weather/etc. Hope to try them out as the year goes on...
I connected the points of the figure with eachother and filled it in with a chessboard print.
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bit inspired by my favourite Fever Ray song: www.youtube.com/watch?v=3VJvZ0hXwAk
maybe wish Lyd's face wasn't quite so dark..never mind though!
Westport, day Two of our four day trip away over Arthur's Pass and back through the Lewis Pass. February 9, 2012. South Island, New Zealand.
Westport is a town in the West Coast region of the South Island of New Zealand. It is located on the northern bank and at the mouth of the Buller River, close by the prominent headland of Cape Foulwind.
There is evidence that Māori settlers lived in the Buller (Kawatiri) area from very early on. Legends actually place the first visit as early as 950 AD via the waka Tahiriangi with its chief Ngahue. The settlers appeared to live mostly coastal lives, though they explored the mountains for pounamu (jade or 'greenstone'), which they then traded with other iwi.
The first white settlers came to Westport in 1861 as gold miners, and the first European vessel known to have entered the river was the sealing schooner Three Brothers in 1884. The 1880s saw many exploratory parties of geologists and surveyors combing the area for the presence of valuable resources and taking the measure of the land. Amongst them were Charles Heaphy, William Fox and Thomas Brunner. While gold brought initial interest to the area, and for example, led to large areas of the coastal areas (covered by sediment from the river) being dredged for the valuable mineral, the area soon became much more famous for coal mining, still a dominant concern in the region today.
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I try to put a twist on the ordinary by adding dimension through colour. I would have used Kona greys but ran out of slate. While waiting for more, I thought I'd play with blues instead.
Every time I think of you
I get a shot right through into a bolt of blue
Its no problem of mine but its a problem I find
Living a life that I cant leave behind
Theres no sense in telling me
The wisdom of a fool wont set you free
But thats the way that it goes
And its what nobody knows
And every day my confusion grows
Every time I see you falling
I get down on my knees and pray
Im waiting for that final moment
Youll say the words that I cant say
I feel fine and I feel good
I feel like I never should
Whenever I get this way, I just dont know what to say
Why cant we be ourselves like we were yesterday
Im not sure what this could mean
I dont think youre what you seem
I do admit to myself
That if I hurt someone else
Then wed never see just what were meant to be
Every time I see you falling
I get down on my knees and pray
Im waiting for that final moment
Youll say the words that I cant say
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