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  • 23 Ellipical Photos that Come Full Circle

    Shapes are a something that occur naturally in the world, and we reproduce in man-made objects. Squares, triangles, rectangles, and circles.

    In this image set let’s look at the never ending shape – the circle. Curves lines are feminine in nature, they have no beginning and no end. Here are 23 images showing the circle:

    Darlene Hildebrandt

    By Darlene Hildebrandt

    Stardex

    By stardex

    Kirsten Pauli

    By Kirsten Pauli

    Sea Turtle

    By sea turtle

    Tracy Ducasse

    By tracy ducasse

    Macaron*macaron(Est Bleu2007)

    By macaron*macaron(Est Bleu2007)

    Joakim Berndes

    By Joakim Berndes

    TheGiantVermin

    By TheGiantVermin

    Tanakawho

    By tanakawho

    Andrew

    By Andrew

    Susanne Nilsson

    By Susanne Nilsson

    Mette1977

    By Mette1977

    Jeff_golden

    By jeff_golden

    Daniel Novta

    By Daniel Novta

    Benh LIEU SONG

    By Benh LIEU SONG

    Howard Ignatius

    By Howard Ignatius

    Sam Ili?

    By Sam Ili?

    Kkmarais

    By kkmarais

    David Goehring

    By David Goehring

    Anh Dinh

    By Anh Dinh

    Renate Dodell

    By Renate Dodell

    Nicholas Erwin

    By Nicholas Erwin

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  • Magic Circle: Laser-Cut Paper Sculptures Inspired by Nature

    [ By Steph in Art & Sculpture & Craft. ]

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    An artist known for spending untold hours painstakingly hand-cutting tiny paper sculptures inspired by diatoms, bacteria, viruses, coral and other natural structures has augmented his process with the precision of lasers. Rogan Brown submerges himself in careful study of the tiniest of living things, such as the microbes and pathogens mimicked in his series ‘Outbreak.’ With ‘Magic Circle,’ Brown places collections of these cut-outs into a large circular display measuring about 40 inches across.

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    In his paper cuts, Brown “explores the boundaries between observational study and artistic interpretation, existing somewhere between scientific accuracy and pure, unbridled imagination.” While previous works have focused mostly on one type of microscopic organisms at a time, ‘Magic Circle’ brings a variety of them together in one piece.

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    “This piece is part of a new series of works that mixes hand and laser cutting to create an incredibly detailed and varied visual texture making multiple references: coral, bacteria, pathogens, diatoms, etc… each motif is however completely fictive and imagined; it is this interplay between the imagination and the ‘real’ world that fascinates me, reality is transformed and estranged through the creative process which paradoxically makes the finished work more real and unique.”

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    ‘Magic Circle’ will be on display at Miami’s Aqua Art Fair, December 2nd through 6th. See more impressively intricate paper cuts in a range of styles, from dizzyingly complex patterns to tapestries that span several stories of a gallery.

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    Amsterdam-based artist Ingrid Siliakus cuts and folds sheets of paper into dazzlingly detailed three-dimensional buildings and cities.
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  • World’s Smallest Park: 2-Foot Circle in the Middle of a Street

    [ By WebUrbanist in Global & Travel & Places. ]

    micro park street median

    Originally designed to house a lamp post, this unassuming spot in Portland, Oregon, was left empty until a local journalist took it upon himself to declare it a park, naming it Mill Ends after his column in the regional paper.

    micro one tree park

    The earthen concrete-enclosed spot, outside the Oregon Journal office of writer Dick Fagan and situated between lanes and medians, had began to sprout weeds until one night in the 1940s he declared it a park. In a fit of fancy, he claimed it was occupied by leprechaun Patrick O’Toole and began printing stories about the space and its resident.

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    Though only Fagan seemed to see its miniature occupant, his editorials claimed the area should be subject to the city’s park rules, including curfews. Soon enough, it was a local, then national, then international legend (though some outsiders mistakenly know it as ‘Mill’s End’).

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    Today, the beloved micro-park even sports a sign explaining its history and origins, also showing its original location in the context of surrounding structures.

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    Although frequently occupied by a single tree today, the circular anomaly has featured everything from a swimming pool and diving board (for butterflies and, presumably, leprechauns) and a miniature Ferris wheel (also clearly for small occupants of the park). It was even relocated at one point to accommodate building construction in the area. (Images by Duk, brx0, Piutus, Craig Dietrich)

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    Pipes to Capsulres: 7 of the Smallest Hotels & Hotel Rooms

    You can judge which one is the actual winner of this dubious award after taking a look at this incredible collection of the tiniest hotels in the world!
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    Cradle to Graveyard: 7 Abandoned Wonders of the Middle East

    Eerie ghost towns, villages abandoned after shocking massacres, the palaces of deposed dictators and mansions so well preserved they’re like 1950s time …
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  • LockCircle releases Prime Circle XE lenses with wireless aperture control

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    Accessory maker LockCircle has announced Prime Circle XE lenses in a Canon EF mount with a wireless controller that can can change aperture remotely at distances of up to 300 feet. Ranging between focal lengths of 15mm to 135mm, the lenses feature Carl Zeiss optics in a housing designed specifically for cinematographers with large focus scales and a common 95mm front mount across the range of lenses. There is currently no information about the XE series’ price and availability.

    News: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)

  • LockCircle releases Prime Circle XE lesnes with wireless aperture control

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    Accessory maker LockCircle has announced Prime Circle XE lenses in a Canon EF mount with a wireless controller that can can change aperture remotely at distances of up to 300 feet. Ranging between focal lengths of 15mm to 135mm, the lenses feature Carl Zeiss optics in a housing designed specifically for cinematographers with large focus scales and a common 95mm front mount across the range of lenses. There is currently no information about the XE series’ price and availability.

    News: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)

  • Cleveland Sunset from University Circle Time Lapse

    Cleveland Sunset from University Circle Time Lapse
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  • EOS Candy Pink circle lens & Dolly Wink No.3 natural girly

    Just a closer look at EOS Candy Pink lens and Dolly Wink false lashes with how they look in natural light 🙂 For some reason the contrast on the pinks in this video looks more of a hot pink but its not that hot in person… sorry D: sorry the Vid is out of focus due to manual focusing also didnt use a tripod so it was jello-y,, was testing Vid on Nikon D90 ^^;; Disclaimer: This lens and lashes were sponsored by www.pinkyparadise.com as a review proposes and was not paid to review this item 🙂 This lens link www.pinkyparadise.com The false lashes link www.pinkyparadise.com More review on this item on my blog ekimura.blogspot.com Music credit: B. Joyce aka ” TOXICBEATS ”