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In photography, triangles can have vanishing points. Vanishing points can provide the impression that the image is deeper or has greater depth, which is appealing to viewers. In a photograph, the vanishing points of triangles can demonstrate perspective.

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Certain things in the artwork can be read as abstract triangles. This method is popular among photographers who look for three significant items around to shoot.

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Triangles pointed upward were considered more attractive than triangles pointed below. Even if the stimulus type or testing technique is different, these results are reliable.

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Triangles are useful architectural elements as the provide strenght and stability. Because of the way the energy is dispersed throughout the triangle when construction materials are used to create it, the design has a heavy base and the pinnacle on top can support weight. because of this, many homes have an A-frame as it provides a strong structure. the most strong triangles are isoceles and equilateral as their symmetetry distrubetes in weight

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A well-known example of a triangle in architecture is these pyramids. The pyramid's faces are all equilateral. This pyramid's durability of more than 4000 years is evidence of the strength of triangles.

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The region between Burma, Laos, and Thailand is known as the "Golden Triangle." 

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The region between Burma, Laos, and Thailand is known as the "Golden Triangle." 

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The meeting of the Ruak and Mekong rivers in the south-east Asian region known as the "golden triangle" brings together Thailand, Laos, and Myanmar. Its area is 950 thousand square kilometers. It has been a significant producer of opium since the 1950s, but Afghanistan surpassed it in the start of the twenty-first century. The second-largest supplier of opium in the world, Myanmar produces 25% of it; nevertheless, since 2015, opium poppy cultivation has been declining year over year.