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“Color is the place where our brain and the universe meet.” – Paul Klee
Placing bright colors near foil led me to discover new geometric worlds.
Hewes aluminum boat be-bopping it past a Port Hand Buoy
BC Coast
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~Christie
Creative art work titled just "Aluminum" displayed outside at Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, one of the country's top schools, specializing in architecture and art design. It takes up a full city block squared and is full of little parks, flowers and art works. Perfect place for a Sunday stroll. 🌳
This is a close-up HDR photo of rivets and the patina of the scraped and scored history of the bottom of my aluminum canoe.
Two aluminum work boats
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~Christie
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One of the most beautiful fences I've seen is this one, which surrounds Hygienic Art Park in New London, CT.
A nameless rock spire towers above empty Union Pacific coal train CSPWE as it clings to a rock ledge west of Somerset, CO on the former Denver & Rio Grande’s North Fork Branch. The train of IPPX aluminum hoppers are nearing the West Elk Mine loadout and in roughly four hours, the train will be headed back west with loads of coal for the Intermountain Power Plant at Delta, UT.
A walkway across the tidal flats in Eureka, California. Just after sunrise, birds squawking, fresh air and an early morning walk.
Trying to break out of a motivational rut with a little tinkering with a shot of a recent full moon (the Hunter Moon).
With whispers, the Socerror of Ideas, feelings, Nova memories, and poetry dreams, weaves visions into the very air you breathe
A repost because its going to be a busy morning
This is in Death Valley National Park. The deep desert.
Cakky Brawley's aluminum sculpture Grotto De San Antonio. The Artist's illuminating portrait of St. Anthony located at the Henry B. Gonzales Convention Center in #SanAntonioTx
Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress 105-VE Aluminum Overcast N5017N 44-85740 USAAF Photo taken in the Evening about 8:30pm
Built by Lockheed-Vega at Burbank California USA
Photo taken at EAA Airventure Wittman Regional Airport Oshkosh Wisconsin USA July 2019
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Large, 2,000-pound cubes of aluminum cans. The man driving the truck (they were stacked on a semi flatbed) said the 10 or so cubes he had were worth about $20,000.
I quite enjoyed trying for this weeks image. This is a small 1.75" aluminum spinning top. Using two speed lites, one on either side of the spinning top I was able to capture it upright and if you look closely you can seem the movement. The top is spinning on the surface of a glass and aluminum plate.
The cockpit of the WWII era B-17G Bomber "Aluminum Overcast" as it appears today, seen at the Porter County Airport near Valparaiso, Indiana on a nice summer day. Aluminum Overcast is owned and operated by the Experimental Aircraft Association and is based in Oshkosh, Wisconsin.
Read about Aluminum Overcast here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aluminum_Overcast