sinnerjohn
IOTM WInner - April 2022
That's not going to work, everyone knows I lost my marbles long ago.
MobiColour RESULT: MC #212 Theme: Geometry - February 24-March 1, 2020
mcmillan
MobiStarlet
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- Greg McMillan
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Nope to the marbles, lol. Yep to the Eaton Centre.Do you have a bag of leftover marbles from childhood? Maybe use those
Eaton Centre?
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mcmillan
MobiStarlet
- Real Name
- Greg McMillan
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There were reports that it belonged to Drake, but could never confirm it.
Sunrise shadow selfie shapes
Darkroom
Darkroom
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Geometry in a mirror universe
Lightroom
Oooh, I love what you did there!
It looks like it’s riding the escalator!
Me either! Would love to see the inside.
Parallel lines converging at infinity in a non-Euclidean universe
Lightroom
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Various rectangles
Native cam, Snapseed
Native cam, Snapseed
sinnerjohn
IOTM WInner - April 2022
Nice lines on these Ted.
younger
MobiLurver
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- Juliana
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Great colours!
Lots of geometry going on here. I wonder what those tile shapes would be called?
sinnerjohn
IOTM WInner - April 2022
roof angle - crop and toned with google photos
nice curves !
Here’s a fun fact about the curve: it is commonly explained as ‘an image of a continuous function from an interval to a topological space’
another fun fact about curves: a simple curve is a curve that doesn’t cross itself
(that kills me every time); a closed curve, on the other hand, crosses its own path that’s all I remember from geometry (trigonometry?). I remember there was some stuff about measuring waves across a line. I was doing math physics and chemistry bcs I wanted to study medicine. But I couldn’t learn the periodic table, and the wavy lines did my head in. So I took a philosophy class instead
Physics was cool, though - I met my husband in physics class. And medicine really dodged a bullet: so it was win::win.
I never tire of this image. So many lines and squares/rectangles.
barely a curve to be seen
if not for the very long train I would think that red dirt was Alice.
Wait, how long is the Ghan?
More clever.
also you haveyour books in alphabetical order !? How do you accomodate the books that keep moving in to your house? What do you do when you need to fit another Heidegger in between Hegel and Hemingway?
Edit: and you like Julian Barnes! I loved Flaubert’s Parrot.
Me, too. A wonderful book.
Love these...
Beautiful.
It’s 0.7 mile long. We stopped in Marla (about 280 miles south of Alice Springs) for sunrise.
learn something every day. (That’s going to take some time to sink in - how does a train get to be > a kilometre long?
)I only guessed at the Ghan because i recalled your your plan to take it. I’m glad I recognised the dirt, though.
seriously, how amazing is that red dirt??
I lived in it for years. On the great big mineral rock that is our continent
Okay, despite my best intentions (and my sworn commitment to protect my mental health from such things) the image::title stirs a memory of something else I didn't learn in physics. Euclidean has something to do with points and lines and where they intersect. Or don’t. At some distance, your trees would intersect. What would they do in a Euclidean space? Universe.