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This is one of two damnéd pear trees in my front yard that need some serious chainsawin'. Woo-hoo!

inspired by books by india flint- Eco Dyeing and Second Skin-

this is silk dupioni dyed with eucalyptus leaves! still wet but so beautiful!

fuel storeage at the far end of botany bay, sydney

An HDR version of the rock!

Snapped whilst out with the iPhone 4S scouting the location for potential SLR shots at a later date.

 

Tom Dauben Photography

 

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Reference photos for botanical illustration. Fabaceae family. Phaseolus vulgaris (bush beans)

The sea carved away behind this section of cliff, leaving one single outcrop.

Singapore Botanic Gardens

Faculty Art Gallery: Lynn Duggan

This area was possibly so-called as it produced so many souls who were destined for transportation to Botany Bay

Edisto Island, SC.

 

Sunday, June 24, 2018.

new radicals 'you get what you give'

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Model: Kara Heuston.

Location: Norton's Park, Wantirna South, Victoria, Australia.

Taken with a Nikon D60 and standard lens (18-55mm)

Edited in Adobe Photoshop CS4.

I had never seen this tree before and I thought the bark was very intriguing. Beijing, China. June 4, 2015.

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inspired by books by india flint- Eco Dyeing and Second Skin-

this is silk dupioni dyed with eucalyptus leaves! still wet but so beautiful!

Photographer: Paul Bloch

The IXUS 75 isn't bad for this purpose! There may be different species of Spirogyra here. The larger one has four spiral shaped strands of chloroplasts, whereas the small one in the background appears to have just one.

Piranha Plant cultivated by Flickr user: standard_issue.

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