number phi by leadbirdie

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model: Dasha

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mustang70 Featured By Owner Oct 29, 2016 Hobbyist Artist

Very nice legs

drgameX2 Featured By Owner Jul 26, 2012

the arches are breathe taking !

tcassiel Featured By Owner Jul 31, 2011

Wonderful legs

Caleb9849 Featured By Owner Jul 31, 2011

Damn, someone beat me to the "This is golden" comment. Well, terrific shot!

leadbirdie Featured By Owner Jul 31, 2011

Silent-Steve Featured By Owner Jul 31, 2011

Hehe, clever stuff. And prettier than Pi would have been!

crystufer Featured By Owner Jul 31, 2011

This is golden.

leadbirdie Featured By Owner Jul 31, 2011

1.6180333...

crystufer Featured By Owner Jul 31, 2011

Now, that's just irrational.

crystufer Featured By Owner Jul 31, 2011

I guess I shouldn't be surprised, though. This kind of irrationality is built into all the most beautiful women.

leadbirdie Featured By Owner Jul 31, 2011

...and into plants, shells and even clouds patterns. Another mystic thing is a composition of landscape. When you draws it himself, you have to remember about "lows of equilibrium, right composition, etc" to make a realistic picture. But when you see random view in nature, these lows already are "built-in"! Who has done it???

crystufer Featured By Owner Jul 31, 2011

That is the watchmaker's fallacy, ma'am. The world shapes the things in it by eradicating the things which do not work as well. There is no need for a watchmaker in a world where watches build themselves.

leadbirdie Featured By Owner Jul 31, 2011

Haha, I know this opinion very well, some time ago I worked with math models of self-organization. Anyway: no matter, are processes in nature organized "this way" or watchmaker did it, the most fantastic thing is we can see it and even calculate sometimes

Issac Newton did not understand the nature of gravity (and nobody understands it yet), but it did not impede him to discover the law of gravity