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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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I remember reading once that the superstition about it being bad luck to walk under a ladder comes from an old esoteric saying 'never break a triangle'. I'm sure there are various ways to interpret that saying, but for some reason it stuck with me and was the first thing that popped into my head when for this week's me again monday theme. In any case this is my best attempt at becoming a triangle with a tree.
A simple fractal written on an emulated Sinclair ZX Spectrum computer.
The spectrum's processor only ran at 3.5Mhz and due to rendering the fractal taking so long at that speed, I increased the processor in the emulator settings to run at 100Mhz and even then it takes a long time.
The code is not elegant as I am sure you will agree!
One final image from Rock and Shoals Natural area in Athens, Georgia. The granite outcrop habitat is a unique and threatened habitat with numerous endemic and rare species of plants. This picture was taken during our one week of real winter weather.
Assignment #2/2016 for the Studio 26 group is Triangles.
Looking back over my photostream, I found that there were very few definite tringles used in my compositions. One that I did find is a shot I took of a tulip flower head (see first comment box below). I re-oriented the original shot and did a square crop to emphasise the triangular shapes.
My shot for submission for this assignment is a head shot of our new GSD rescue, Zara. The GSD head is just a triangle lovers dream - The head itself is very strongly triangular in shape, as are the ears. There is also the triangular relationship between the nose and eyes and the nose itself has a triangular shape. If you really look hard, you can even make triangular shapes within the wispy fur in front (at the base) of her ears.
I was going to put up a comparative shot with Kizzy, but she is extremely reluctant to sit and pose like Zara, so one day when she is not looking...
For Macro Monday’s “triangle” theme. I struggled all week to find triangles in the house. I was just eating my way through a few bars of Toblerone when I realised my granddaughter’s jewels in her craft box were covered in tiny triangles. A little scratched, but definitely triangles. Hooray for granddaughters!
Smile on Saturday: Balancing act
The bottom triangle is anchored in some styrofoam to keep it upright and steady enough to support the second triangle. Way more fun than I ever had with these things in math class....
Spotted in the underpass while driving into town. Slightly late I am afraid, it has been a very busy week here, we even had a tornado! for the first time ever in Papamoa. We did not get affected though, luckily. We were on our way to Mike's mum's funeral in the pouring rain and during the service we learnt of a tornado hammering the neighbourhood where we live.
This week's FlickrFriday theme is: #Triangle
Le thème de ce FlickrFriday est: #Triangle
O tema desta FlickrFriday é: #Triângulo
本次 FlickrFriday 主題: #三角形
FlickrFriday-Thema der Woche: #Triangel
El tema de FlickrFriday es: #Triángulo
A small piece of paper folded a few times into a Pyramid shape so it can stand up. Then moving it around under a light to highlight the texture of the paper.
The overall height is less than two inches.
Anyway it was a bit of a last min rush job!