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Two Golden Mean Gauges beside a clock tower photo with lines marking its golden sectionsCurving white modern building with yellow guide lines, next to a clear golden mean gaugeClear Artist's Golden Mean Gauge marking golden divisions on a curving white modern buildingGolden Mean Gauge marking golden divisions on a photo of a curving white modern buildingClear golden mean gauge legs dropping yellow lines onto a curving white modern buildingClear Artist's Golden Mean Gauge beside a smaller steel gauge measuring a Coca-Cola bottle pictureClear Artist's Golden Mean Gauge measuring a photo of a curving white modern buildingSteel Golden Mean Gauge beside a bronze seated thinker sculpture marked with red lines

  • Peacock feather beside the text: Our subject is beauty. The Golden Proportion
  • Lines in ratios 1 to 1, 1 to 2, 1 to 2.7, 1 to .618; text says the Ancient Greeks called it Phi
  • The Golden Mean Gauge, closed and open, with tips marking A as 1 and B as 0.618
  • Slide titled Nature: sunflower and red-orange flowers measured with Golden Mean Gauges
  • Three flowers, a narcissus and two primulas, measured with Golden Mean Gauges
  • Leaf, anthurium, golden figure and finch, each measured with Golden Mean Gauges
  • Two close-ups of peacock feather eyes measured with Golden Mean Gauges
  • Moth measured with the gauge; text asks why choose this feature when there are other landmarks
  • Nine photos of the same moth, each measured with the gauge at different features
  • Golden section rectangle, 1.0 by .618, beside bank and store cards, tulips and a DNA image
  • Slide text: We know a great deal more about the Golden Proportion than we realise.
  • Five faces around the Mona Lisa, whose face is framed by a golden rectangle
  • Slide titled ART: wooden sculpture measured with the Golden Mean Gauge
  • Cubist-style sculpted head on a column measured with Golden Mean Gauges
  • Range cooker, carved serpent and two luxury watches, each measured with Golden Mean Gauges
  • Copper and turquoise bib necklace with tiers of beaded drops
  • Bib necklace with a red golden proportion grid overlaid on its tiers
  • Bib necklace with red golden proportion lines marking its main sections
  • Bib necklace on its side with a red golden proportion grid overlaid
  • Four Mondrian paintings, two measured with Golden Mean Gauges
  • Golden Mean Gauges measuring the grid of a Mondrian painting with yellow and blue blocks
  • Slide title: Face and Teeth and Hands
  • Two smiles and a pair of eyes measured with Golden Mean Gauges
  • Golden Mean Gauges measuring the P, R, S and T waves of two ECG traces
  • Proportion diagrams of the human hand labelled Fechner and Durer
  • Hands, fingers and a hand X-ray measured with Golden Mean Gauges
  • Hand wearing golden proportion bracelets beside a Phi symbol, 1.618 to 1.0
  • Design: two cars with golden proportion gauges measuring their front grilles and bodywork
  • Brick house facade with gauges showing golden proportions in its windows and doors
  • Women's fashion outfits with gauges marking golden proportions in the garment lengths
  • Woman in a white coat and a spine diagram, with gauges marking golden proportions of the body
  • Hand holding a gauge against a DJIA monthly stock market chart on a computer screen
  • Text slide: How did I get into the Golden Proportion?
  • Text slide on studying man's place in the universe, learning of the Golden Proportion and false teeth looking false
  • Text slide on discovering the Golden Proportion in teeth, now taught at dental schools, with gauge on front teeth
  • Three close-ups of front teeth measured with golden proportion gauges
  • Smile with a paper golden proportion measuring grid held against the upper teeth
  • Teeth with a measuring grid beside a Picasso-style sculpted head measured with gauges
  • Red Abutilon flowers with gauges showing golden proportions in the blooms
  • Golden Mean Gauge on pink background; close-up engraved www.goldenmeangauge.co.uk 1÷0.618=1.618
  • Pentagon with gauge: the GP is 0.618 to 1, smaller to larger; 1 ÷ 0.618 = 1.618
  • Diagram: smaller .618 and larger 1 lines, whole 1.618; 1/0.618 = 1.618/1
  • Pentagon gauges: 1 (AB)/0.618 (BC) = 1.618 (AB+BC)/1; smaller to larger equals larger to whole
  • Golden Mean Gauge measuring the widths of upper front teeth
  • Diagram comparing ratios: 1/.618 = 1.618, whereas 1/.7 = 1.428
  • Larger 1 to smaller 0.618 line above a domed white mausoleum measured with gauges
  • Domed white mausoleum with gauges and coloured lines marking golden proportions across its facade
  • Diagram: mark midlines, then make the midlines of the larger and the whole coincide
  • Diagram: smaller .618, larger 1, whole 1.618; larger to the whole equals 1/.618 = 1.618/1
  • Domed white mausoleum and an ornate Thai-style temple, both measured with golden proportion gauges
  • Tartan fabric, a car front and teeth, each measured with golden proportion gauges
  • Two car fronts and a stately home facade overlaid with red golden proportion grids
  • Man at a chalkboard writing φ = 1.618… The Golden Ratio
  • Books Sacred Geometry and Divina Proportione; Fra Luca Paccioli studying the Platonic solids
  • The Da Vinci Code by Dan Brown beside text on the Fibonacci series 0 1 1 2 3 5 8 13
  • Flowers grouped by petal count in Fibonacci numbers, from 2-petal Euphorbia to 89-petal daisies
  • Tall industrial chimney lit with the Fibonacci numbers in red neon against a grey sky
  • Limericks: Edward Lear verse whose syllables total 34, numbers in the Fibonacci series
  • Text slide: Fibonacci Spirals, Single Double Triple, are the 3rd example
  • Spiral in the Fibonacci series drawn through nested squares 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8
  • Three pineapple drawings with red scales tracing the Fibonacci spirals
  • Regarding the cosmos, as above so below: spiral galaxy beside a macrocosmos/microcosmos hourglass
  • Text: the macrocosm reflects the microcosm, so the Fibonacci series may reflect the spiral of creation
  • What is the connection between the Fibonacci series and the Golden Proportion? Two sides of the same coin
  • Fibonacci series with gauges: 34 ÷ 55 = 0.618 and 55 ÷ 34 = 1.618
  • Count the spirals: sunflower head spirals number 21 and 34; 21 ÷ 34 = 0.618, 34 ÷ 21 = 1.618
  • Le Corbusier's The Modulor book covers with its proportion scale
  • Picasso-style figure and guitar collage measured with golden proportion gauges
  • The 5th example is the grids: proportion grids on a scale, teeth and a gauge
  • Erno Lendvai's book on Bela Bartok's music with musical score analysed for golden proportion
  • Hexagonal Islamic geometric star pattern in red, blue and black
  • Kabbalistic manipulation of the Fibonacci series: Islamic patterns, inverse symmetry 1/0.618 = 1.618
  • Text slide: The Alphabet, the Breath Test
  • We all understand the Golden Proportion: capital letters A B F H P R written in two equal halves?
  • Handwriting alphabets, including Zaner-Bloser, with capital letters split into halves by guide lines
  • Handwritten capital B with gauges showing its lower bowl larger than the upper
  • Handwritten capitals E, B, A, T and H measured with golden proportion gauges
  • Summary of forms: smaller to larger, golden rectangle, Fib and Phi, grid, circles, Islam, bilateral, spirals
  • Two flowers with gauges measuring golden proportions from the flower centre to the petals
  • Bright pink primrose flower with a yellow centre
  • Pink primrose with a yellow circle drawn round the outer edge of its petals
  • Pink primrose with two concentric circles marking the yellow centre and the petal edge
  • Pink primrose with concentric circles in golden proportion around its centre
  • Pink primrose overlaid with concentric golden proportion circles and faint grid lines
  • Pink primrose overlaid with concentric golden proportion circles and grid lines
  • Pink primrose with concentric golden proportion circles centred on the flower
  • Text: we have merely scratched the surface; more information at www.goldenmeangauge.co.uk
  • The 6th example are the concentric circles: flowers overlaid with concentric red circles
  • Two luxury wristwatches with gauges measuring golden proportions in the dial and case
  • Design: trust your ability but check it; adjust with caution, using the Golden Proportion
  • Eats Shoots and Leaves book cover and a DEMO label, measured with golden proportion gauges
  • Smiling faces with golden proportion gauges measuring the front teeth
  • Sacred Geometry book cover beside a long spiral seashell
  • Red hanging Abutilon flower with yellow golden proportion rectangles overlaid
  • Orange Crocosmia-like flower spray with a golden proportion grid overlaid
  • Two pink fuchsia flowers with horizontal lines marking golden proportion divisions
  • The Fibonacci Series 1 1 2 3 5 8 13: addition of two numbers gives the next number
  • Text: the Golden Proportion is a pattern; first smaller to larger, second the golden rectangle
  • Text slide: Garment Design
  • Car fronts and side views with golden proportion gauges measuring lights, grille and windows
  • Handwriting guides for letters a, A, F and T divided into proportioned sections
  • Passion flowers with labelled Fibonacci counts 3, 5, 8 and 55
  • Larger/smaller 1/.618 = whole/larger 1.618/1, with a bar divided into .618, 1, 1.618 and 2.618
  • Text slide: The Da Vinci Code is the Fibonacci series 0 1 1 2 3 5 8 13 21 34 55 89 144
  • Gauges marking Fibonacci numbers 13, 21 and 34 on a line
  • Two leaves measured with golden proportion gauges along their veins
  • The Da Vinci Code is the Fibonacci series: 21 ÷ 34 = 0.618 and 34 ÷ 21 = 1.618
  • Sunflower seed head and pine cone, both showing Fibonacci spiral patterns
  • Man and woman in white coats with gauges marking golden proportions of the body
  • Strawberry, succulent, dahlia, sunflower and coneflower showing Fibonacci spiral patterns