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12-FEB-2009

Thursday Challenge

"Fibonacci"


This is all John's fault!!!!!!

Pentax K10D ,Pentax smc P-DA 40mm f/2.8 Limited
0.70s f/8.0 at 40.0mm iso100 hide exif
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Date/Time12-Feb-2009 18:03:51
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Guest 16-Feb-2009 22:44
awesome interpretation!
Yvonne15-Feb-2009 11:02
Superb illustration Ann!
Greg Christie14-Feb-2009 00:47
I thought it was a type of pasta! All is revealed. Good idea.
Cliff Hutson13-Feb-2009 22:11
I appreciate the thought that you put in this. Nice photo.
Karen Stuebing13-Feb-2009 13:20
Great idea. Very creative use of Fibonacci numbers. Somehow that pasta even looks mathematical. :)
Guest 13-Feb-2009 07:53
Tsk, did your Mum never tell you not to play with your food?! ;o)
Piet & Elsabé Enslin13-Feb-2009 07:02
fibonacci, fibogetti, spaghetti, well done!
j>a>e>17 :):):)13-Feb-2009 06:51
time to dance innn my spghetttiland disco where ALLL poetic prancing puchy pasta & magical~~~mystical~~~~muse~ical mushrooomsss ARE alwayzzz welcome :):):)
Sheila13-Feb-2009 04:08
Numbers and spirals! Must be right :-)
carol j. phipps13-Feb-2009 01:50
Cooked or raw?
virginiacoastline13-Feb-2009 00:27
need some sauce, tho . . .
virginiacoastline13-Feb-2009 00:26
ROFL!! I haven't stopped laffing at this one!!
Cindi Smith13-Feb-2009 00:07
LOL! Great idea! Pasta sounds good dto me too!
wendy beard12-Feb-2009 23:12
:-)
Good one, Ann
Barbara Heide12-Feb-2009 22:23
excellent idea!
Doug Cruden12-Feb-2009 21:51
Pasta-tastic...just add the pesto and you're cooking!!
Clever shot Ann, a neat take on the theme. I have to agree with Stewart though, it DOES look like DNA from a distance (V)
Phillip Normanton12-Feb-2009 21:50
LOL - I thought they were cheezy wotsits from the thumb!
Stewart Mitchell12-Feb-2009 21:42
Hilarious...looks kind of like DNA......!
Ed McConnell12-Feb-2009 21:27
sorry..Ann..Ed
Ed McConnell12-Feb-2009 21:25
great setup Jola..like it...Ed
Sue Robertson12-Feb-2009 21:23
noodle magic... :) love it.
Nancy Good12-Feb-2009 21:12
Too funny!! AND creative! Love it.
Jola Dziubinska12-Feb-2009 21:01
I like it a lot, great and creative art of Fibonacci :)
cits_4_pets12-Feb-2009 21:00
Yeah, finally some pasta! Still waiting for a deck of cards to be used!
Pat Shawyer12-Feb-2009 20:54
You see, your Husbands lecture paid off !
Inga Morozoff12-Feb-2009 20:53
LOL! Just add boiling water.
Mairéad12-Feb-2009 20:47
Great idea
mathilda williams12-Feb-2009 20:34
Spirals here, spirals there, spirals everywhere! :)
Chris12-Feb-2009 19:49
Spiralling out of control here...........so simple, it's brilliant! chris
Nicki Thurgar12-Feb-2009 19:49
I was rubbish at maths... but I think this is quite a good illustration! :o)
Russ Rose12-Feb-2009 19:33
an excellent idea. looks good to me.
sue anne12-Feb-2009 19:32
LOL well you passed the pasta test as well. :)
Ray :)12-Feb-2009 19:16
Just make sure you cook in the right ratio!
Very clever Ann :)
J. Scott Coile12-Feb-2009 19:03
...and you worked in John's pasta ;-) Yummy entry :-)
beverley harrison12-Feb-2009 19:00
very clever of you...well done ann!!
Lee Rudd12-Feb-2009 18:46
i didn't know he made pasta....
Walter Otto Koenig12-Feb-2009 18:42
Great choice using pasta for the fibonacci.
Máire Uí Mhaicín12-Feb-2009 18:39
Now you can cook it and have Fibonacci parmigiana!
Norbert Fortelny12-Feb-2009 18:36
Aha, those are the famous fibonaccis, have to try them once.
Nice take.