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I don't know why this one was so hard. You would think that I would have a million triangles around here because of the kids. I was trying not to resort to a toy that specifically was showing a triangle though. Then I noticed that my awesome gnome jack-in-the-box has a triangular hat. Yes, MY gnome jack-in-the-box. I let the kids play with him though. :)
A lot of the privately owned portion of Watsons Triangle prohibits hunting, as it's reserved for the hunting clubs that own much of this land. andyarthur.org/photos/watson/conservati.html
doing Joel's iso-area hex twist - Step 4 on the reverse side.
...mimickring Joel's triangle thing.
thanks Joel for this wonderful idea. ^L^"
[instruction and diagram by mimickr ^L^"]
Triangle, Va. (April 28, 2019) – The Marine Corps Heritage Foundations 38TH Annual Awards Ceremony holds their annual awards dinner. Photo by Larry Levin
Challenge: Triangle composition
I got several other triangle composition shots (posted to my stream), and picking only 3 was really hard! But I like this particular composition.
Several years ago, Phil and Annette Carper begin raising grass-fed beef near Fennville, Michigan, following a work accident at a furniture factory that left Phil without the use of his legs. Although they had not been farming previously, Annette comes from a farming family and together they wanted to be a part of going “back to the basics.” And so they started Triangle Beef, a joint venture where they are both involved in the day-to-day operations of the farm.
Laughing because I cut tons of hexagons for my next project - but when I was done, what I really wanted to play with first was the leftover triangles. Might have to put the triangle hexies on the back - 2 for 1 this time!
I cut out loads of triangles from furnishing fabric, drew up a diagram and Kim and Libby helped me to lay this out. Hope I put them back in the right order
Background: my photo. Here's my triangle tag for the 'Tag, you're it' challenge. The challenge of the week is a triangular tag.
Triangles stacked on top of each other (linearly instead of meshing) over an icosahedron frame.
Video: www.flickr.com/photos/77971281@N03/8567652488/in/photostream