Benchmark photos on Flickr

In front of the Bank of America building, Main and Commerce streets, Russellville, Arkansas. This benchmark was completely covered in grass, but fortunately the description was good, and spike-heeled shoes are good at finding the places that the grass doesn't push down.

GeoCoded

Culvert with benchmark on brickwork by Hitman

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Benchmark by David Raynham

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Spot the gatepost... by Hitman

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Then you'll see the benchmark!

Benchmark! by c.bellevie

Saw this on the GPSr on the way up and RB and I went to find on the way down. Was pretty groovy find a disc up there.

Benchmark by Mateo Malo

Indy bench sign 2017 by Van Go, Inc. - Lawrence, Kansas

DSC01287 by Dale Miller

Benchmark by Daniel Novello

Benchmarking na FAB by Diretoria de Administração - Fiocruz

Benchmark by Roope Rainisto

Benchmark by Boxertrixter

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Benchmark. by strumski

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PF Benchmark Pro by Parachute®

Benchmark Pro is a carefully structured geometric typeface which works amazingly well in body text due to its simplistic nature and large x-height. The design of Benchmark Pro started out as an attempt to convert the minimalistic structure of a technical and purely geometric design into a readable modern and friendly sans serif.

For more info please visit:

www.parachute.gr/typefaces/allfonts/benchmark-pro

Benchmark, Aldgate by Fin Fahey

For the London benchmarks group. This is on the church wall of St Botolph's Aldgate.

Benchmark... by Stephanie Thomas

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Look at it in B&WView On Black

Benchmarking na FAB by Diretoria de Administração - Fiocruz

Benchmark by senoritafish

Benchmarking - Online Utility by reebootstrategy

We provide thorough analysis and benchmarking of competitive features and functionality in order to breakthrough the clutter.

In this case, the reeboot team studied online retail trends and functionality for branded applications and distributed functionality modules that would drive sales on third party retail websites, while creating value for shoppers.

The strategy ultimately was to create engagement modules that would be useful for shoppers, rather than interrupting there experience with advertising.

ej1877-3 by Dale Miller