“Triangles” is our theme this week for the Sunday Stills Photo Challenge.
This Sunday I had looked forward to being back at our campground in the Sacramento Delta. But this week’s weather is simply too HOT to be anywhere but in an air-conditioned house. The delta breeze should return by next weekend and hopefully, I can enjoy some time on the water.
When I am in windsurf country, I am surrounded by triangles. They seem to manifest in many ways.
The Greek word “delta” is symbolized by a triangle.
Even the windsurf boards are decorated with stylized graphic triangles. This my final submission for Becky B’s Blue Squares in July.
Three-sided geometric shapes are found everywhere, whether manmade or in nature.
In nature, triangular shapes can manifest in flowers, like this Coconut Orchid (photographed in the Hawaii Tropical Botanical Gardens in March),
…Or in this blooming sunflower, with its triangular-shaped leaves and unfolding petals.
These flowers are shared for Cee’s Flower of the Day photo challenge.
Triangles made by human hands are also everywhere you look. School children crafted these fabric flags hanging on fences in the schoolyard.
This draw-bridge in Walnut Grove spanning the Sacramento River is full of triangular shapes manifested in negative spaces.
In case you’re wondering, although the cast is OFF and I am mobile again, I’m wearing a removable walking boot which helps support my still stiff ankle and of course, the surgical site at the top of my foot. It is nice to walk around my own house again.
For Sunday Stills this week, show us something shaped like a triangle. Perhaps you can submit a short story or poem about a love triangle, or share your design preference for triangular geometric shapes. Have you had an experience in the Bermuda Triangle? The sky is the limit and I’m excited to see what kinds of triangles speak to you!
August themes can be found on my Sunday Stills Photography page.
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