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One of many S. cineraria males simultaneously releasing sperm from high vantage positions on top of Laminaria stipes. October, 2021. Moray coast, North-east Scotland. © C. Rickard
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#38 Material
The material used in this colorful sculpture of moving squares include metal framing and fasteners, some plastic PVC tubing and the amazing multi-dimensional plexiglass with dichroic coating that yields the changing luminescence as defined by light and angle. This square reflects just one of many in the public art installation called Cambier's Quilt by Mark Fuller 4th Ave N & Gulf of Mexico, Naples, FL
Now remove the Bezel on the screen. You will need to remove 4 the rubber bumpers on the top of the bezel and the 1/2 round stickers that cover the lower screws near the hinges
Pablo Rasgado, 1984
Sin título (el aire que se queda entre la pintura y el bastidor), 2010
Variante de strappo. Pintura vinílica sobre pedazo de yeso, 141x107 cm
Title: Chemistry Building - 38
Digital Publisher: Digital: Cushing Memorial Library and Archives, Texas A&M University, College Station, Texas
Physical Publisher: Physical: Cushing Memorial Library and Archives, Texas A&M University
Description: photograph date: Unknow; Chemistry Building
Date Issued: 2009-09
Format Medium: 8x10
Type: image
Identifier: Photograph Location: Chemistry building-38
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Taking pictures for my college project, and I really liked this one and decided to put it here :) I put it in black and white because I have a colour photo of this perfume bottle. Enjoy. :)
GoGoGorillas! Norwich 2013
GoGoGorillas!, Norwich, Norfolk, England, UK
Text below from the official GoGoGorillas web site:
In the summer of 2013, Norwich will be home to some unusual visitors - Nelson and his gorilla friends will be creating an amazing impact on the city’s streets for 10 weeks.
This glorious parade of gorilla sculptures will be decorated in a variety of colourful and exciting artwork created by schools, community groups and professional artists.
Delivered by leading arts and education company Wild in Art and local charity Break, the gorillas will be building on the success of the Go Elephants parade in 2008. Residents and visitors will be able to follow the trail around Norwich’s streets, parks and open spaces.
Sponsored by local businesses, the GoGoGorillas sculptures will excite, delight and raise significant funds for charity when they are auctioned off at the end of the parade. The chosen charities for 2013 are Break and the Born Free Foundation.
Mohammad was sitting outside taking a smoke break when I stopped and asked him if I could take a few pictures of him. I explained the concept of the project, and he agreed.
He asked to see the picture, so I showed it to him. "That's so sweet" was his response.
I'm glad you like it, Mohammad. Thanks for being a part of my project :)
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This is pic #38 in my project. Find out more about the project and see pictures taken by other photographers at www.100Strangers.com