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After quite some time something for my "Geometry" album again. Took this while working on the update for my Leica Summicron 90mm 2.0 pre Asph review update on phillipreeve.net
Japan Tobacco International, Geneva (Switzerland). SOM Architects/Engineers.
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Challenge: Triangular Composition. I used cardstock, buttons and complimentary colors to create this flatlay. Have a great week!
Continuing with the series of shots taken in the rain last Sunday in Cork.
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My son made himself a pizza. It had chicken, and onions, peppers and black olives on it.
For the All New Scavenger Hunt #1 - Triangles.
Shot this image while being filmed for a streetphotography interview by @octaviancarare be sure to check it out on his you tube channel and let me know what you think of it!
Close up of a Metz "Mecabounce" diffuser cap from inside, frame size 5cm.
Macro Mondays Contribution "Triangles"
(Rodenstock Eurygon 1:4/40mm @f/5,6)
And other figures...
Roofs reflecting in a window, Cascais (Portugal)
...et autres figures
Le reflet de toitures sur une vitre, à Cascais, Portugal
One of the flags at Shri Badrinath Temple.
Why are a lot of flags associated with religion triangular?
Perspectives :
Anuj
All the Hindu flags are triangular as they represent the Tridev - brahma, vishnu and mahesh. As per hindu mythology the universe is balanced on three points, one to each of the three gods. The triangle represents the same.
Its only a guess but seems fairly correct :)
Mayuri
you made me curious to ponder what is the significance of a triangular flag? so i asked my nani maa.. she said that a religious flag represents sovereignty of the supreme (god) and there are reasons to have three cornered flag, the main reason being the value assigned to number 3 in hindu myths and religion, namely:
1) the religious flag represents the three lok (worlds) at god's disposal. namely- akaash (the heaven), dharti (the earth) and pataal (the hell??) at its three arms.
2) the three corners of the flag signify the time ie the past, present and the future. and the flag as a whole marks the eternal nature of the deity/ religion in question.
3) it also denotes the body, mind and soul- three elements of life under surveillance of god.
Ramona
.i would think that maybe with the point of the triangle facing outward...gives a sense of searching for a point..or fixing ones mind on a point...
Australia's Green-spotted Triangle butterfly, Graphium agamemnon, is a very restless flier pausing briefly to sip from a lantana flower in the Wet Tropics area of far north Queensland.
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