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Oops! - this is what happens if fail to put enough supers on a beehive! The supers were choc-a-bloc and the bees had gone through the feeding hole in the cover board to make this very flat wild comb in the roof space (just 3cm deep - but a kilo of honey)
Crossing (Vertical) by Nigel Hall.
Created from corten steel, it stands proudly on top of the the hill at the entrance to YSP.
Please view this bigger on B l a c k.
Yorkshire Sculpture Park, (YSP), Bretton, Yorkshire, UK.
24 April, 2010.
08 May 2010: Explored...cheers each and all!! :-)
12.4.2026.
Selling combs door to door must have been a thankless task.
TLE - Ragged Victorians at Gladstone Pottery.
i tried to spend as much time as possible without taking care of my hair. no shampoo, no brush! i had lots of free time as a result to do MORE selves in the mirror:-)
this is what it looked like the day before i cracked and washed and brushed my beginnings of dreadlocks. it was getting itchy anyway...
I was quite surprised to see this large display of comb honey at a small mom and pop grocery store in the country town of Buruciye, Turkey.
Being a little land-locked, it's not possible to go beach combing in Long Eaton and urban combing is probably the next best thing. Here are lots of bits and peices I recovered from my garden whilst digging the mud and also a few odds and ends from my walks with the dog.
Comb Wash, Road 235 Comb Wash Road at first turnoff from the north side to the west towards cliff dwellings, S of Highway 95, SW of Blanding, UT
Honey Comb Image. Please credit and link to Bee Pollen Hub Home Page, if you use this photo.
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My neighbour is a bee keeper (as a hobby). Unfortunately his bees a couple of years ago were decimated by the bee virus that swept the country. He is beginning to build his hives up again. This means that on a few occasions I get a freebie like this. A piece of honeycomb that has honey made from heather. I am surprised I managed to leave the comb long enough to shoot it ;-) The honey was truly divine.
The woods around Comb Beck as it flows from Whinlatter down towards Thornthwaite; the lower slopes of Skiddaw in the background and the land immediately south of Bassenthwaite lake.
1938 Zeiss-Ikon Nettar 515/2, Tessar f4.5 105mm uncoated lens 1/250 @ f8; Kodak Portra 400 colour negative film. Lab-scanned.
el toro, sneak, simple, josh?
put up over 6 months ago and its still going strong with alot of other tags and stickers!
Subject: Teeth
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EXPLORED Highest position #470 on March 1, 2014.
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I spotted this beautiful wooden comb at the North Carolina Museum of Art gift shop.
With Combs reservoir in the distance, an unidentified Northern Rail Class 156 approaches Chapel-en-le-Frith station with a service from Buxton to Manchester Piccadilly on 23rd December 2015.
The Comb-crested Jacana with its extraordinary long toes feeding on aquatic insects from floating vegetation near Nathan Street Bridge Townsville.
I found this super duper small fella on the back of my yard chair. Most likely a comb-footed spider of some sort, in the family Theradiidae. Unfortunately, at this size, your guess is just as good as mine!
Comb-footed spiders, tangleweb spiders, or cobweb spiders are a vast group of arachnids that spans the globe. It includes lots of familiar faces, notably the Latrodectus genus (true widow spiders)! This little fella is unlikely to be medically significant, though. Maybe I'll see him again, sometime further down the line!
This shot was captured at 1:1 with my Vivitar (Komine) 90mm f2.8 Macro. This photo is uncropped. This silly spot of sunshine is around 2-3mm around!
I spied these plastic binder combs at the office and I was intrigued by the repeating pattern they created. The heliotrope color as added in post processing.
For the 2nd part of my Still Life assignment at City of Glasgow College I had to take the combs from the previous studio shot onto a location and shoot them there.
I decided to go the opposite route from the studio shot. While the combs in the studio shot were majestic, monuments, the comb here is a rather sad sight. Dumped in a scabby bathroom sink.
Shot handheld using the flipscreen to compose.
The other half of the project is found here: www.flickr.com/photos/matt_82/16272584955/