Thursday, January 21, 2016

Making circles in the sky

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Can you remember the last time you drew circles with a compass?
From many decades ago I remember the sharpness of the metal point and the pencil lead.


This giant compass welcomes workers and visitors to a hi-tech company, one of many on the sprawling campus of the Omer Industrial Park near Beer Sheva.


Linking to ABC Wednesday and to SkyWatch Friday -- making circles in the sky.  :)
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16 comments:

  1. Quite a sculpture! I haven't used a compass since math classes back in the day.

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  2. Always something pleasing about everyday objects transformed into gigantic sculptures, and a little humorous too at times. In the local Water Conservancy Garden here there is a pair of giant garden clippers with purple handles, about 12 feet tall I think. There seems to be no end of interesting objects for you to photograph as you make your way about your locale. It's only Thursday noontime here but I wish you an early "Shabbat Shalom" for tomorrow evening.

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  3. Hello, what a cool sculpture. Great photos! Happy skywatching, enjoy your weekend!

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  4. Very interesting sculpture Dina Shabbat Shalom

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  5. This quite original, almost Masonic...

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  6. Takes me back to high school... lol.

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  7. Great shots of the tools in the sky! I used drafting tools last year to make some patterns.

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  8. The biggest compass I've ever seen !

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  9. I love those old-school tools of the trade. I take in plastic lids for my students to use to make circles. Very low tech, but they work. Now I have to get to Jerusalem and Israel to see this sculpture!

    Janis
    GDP

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  10. Wow that is a large one... and yes, i can't remember when i drew a cirkle the last time, far to long ago

    Nice photo's with your choise for this weeks letter, a good one!

    Have a nice abc-day / - week
    ♫ M e l ☺ d y ♫ (abc-w-team)

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  11. I still have my compass set from school days, but confess I don't use it often.

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  12. Yes I remember in high school using one quite a few times. That's a BIG compass.
    Ann

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  13. Now THAT would have taken a LOT of work to use!

    ROG, ABCW

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  14. Art was just looking for a compass the other day and we couldn't find one. I used to have several. That is a very cool sculpture.

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