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A Blue Triangle butterfly (Graphium sarpedon) in my back Garden. They have a wingspan of around 60mm or 2 ½", and might be found along the entire eastern coastal regions of Australia.
Wallpaper mock-up with my design Triangles (Copper) in the collection Cheops. Soon available at www.spoonflower.com/collections/139156
Image based on a Creative Commons picture from www.proflowers.com
Before Blocking.
My first lace project is complete. Even better, for the 1st time I knit from a chart. The chart reading was easy. However, I did have to tink (unknit a few rows a few times). I think I wasn't always paying enough attention. Then before I knew it my stitch count was off. But in the end the shawl turned out pretty good.
Yarn: KnitPicks Merino Style
Color: Rhubarb (the actual color is more coral & less red then the picture indicates)
Needles: INOX US 8 for bind-off US 10.5
Started: 7/18
Completed: 7/29
Taken during the Shutter 8 Camera Club of Cebu Summer Outing 2010 held in Mountain View Resort.
This shot was inspired from our Composition (Basic Photography) Seminar. The speaker was talking about positioning the subjects based on triangles (shapes), and while waiting in one of the cottages, I looked up and saw these triangle shapes.. hehehe.. i took it literally... wooot!!!
The impossible triangle taken from an angle that exposes how it is done.
Some highlights from a recent trip to SF's Exploratorium.
Homes at The Triangle are light, spacious and designed by architects to meet the demands of modern family life. Living spaces, bedrooms and family bathrooms are practical and elegant. Rooms are all good sizes, giving your family the chance to spread out and enjoy living here.
Features and fittings are of the highest standards.
The homes have been built with utmost consideration for the environment. They are efficient to run and heat, saving you money as well as looking after the environment.
A photo of the navigator's triangle (Vega, Altair, Deneb) taken at ISO 800 with my Canon 1000D camera. I used the stock 18-55 mm lens set at 25-mm and f4.0. This was a 30-sec raw exposure guided with PHD using my Meade AR6 as a guide scope. Processing was done in Nebulosity. The moon was nearly full and thin clouds were moving in. I thought the effect was attractive.