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A closeup of my lovely Juusan-ya boxwood comb. The Juusan-ya combs are apparently rather famous, and the skills of the Juusan-ya master are so highly regarded that, when the Ise Shrines are renewed every 20 years, a set of Juusan-ya combs are always included in the new treasures placed in the shrine. Incidentally, if you include the time it takes to grow the tree, treat the wood, and actually carve the comb, a single comb can take 20-30 years to make.
Morning routine - I always brush & comb Daisy before breakfast. She'd like to point out that she does NOT have fleas! I use a flea comb only because her fur is so fine that it's the only type of comb that works properly.
Happy Caturday!
... this is the male, guarding the egss in the Yellow Waters Billabong of Kakadu National Park in Australia's Northern Territory
Having grown my hair a lot longer than I usually do and needing to keep it tidy I have to comb it before I leave for work. At some point I may have a No. 2 hairstyle again where a comb would be completely unnecessary.
Here I used a peg to keep the comb upright on a white tile and backlit it using my desk lamp. The intention was to show shadows extending from the teeth which worked well. I also found that I got reflections in the tile so I composed for this in portrait rather than landscape.
The spectacular inverted basalt columns of Svartifoss (the "Black Waterfall"). Skaftafell National Park. South Iceland.
No photoshop applied.
auf der Elbe stromaufwärts, mit dem abgeholten 4 Master Namens Peking aus New York im Huckepack, in der Höhe Cuxhaven gesehen.
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Rooster Comb Trail is a 5.2 mile moderately trafficked out and back trail located near Keene Valley, NY that features beautiful wild flowers. The trail is rated as moderate offers a number of activity options. Dogs are also able to use this trail but must be kept on leash.
Combed Scholars.
Transcendentalis rationis apprehensio infinita ea quae deducuntur de illuminatione philosophiae partis secuta est eum subiective in substantia oppositi,,
αδιαμφισβήτητα εξωστρεφόμενα γεγονότα αντικειμενικές αλήθειες αντιθέσεις διαμεσολάβηση φαινομενολογία ιστορία εξέταση αιτήσεων συνείδησης σημείων,
שלבים שונים במישורים גבוהים יותר קיצור ידע שהנחה מראש שהנבדקים מהות אוניברסלית רעיונות טהורים שקובעים נקודות הדגישו עקרונות מופיעים,
نتائج مختلفة بسيطة الجانب المضاد للتناقض الحواس الخارجية الاضطرابات المجردة تتحرك الأغراض تمثل المقترحات محتويات المسند,
progrès de réfutation expression de systèmes sublimes déterminisme mots génération de connaissances reconnaissance absolue éléments objectifs,
意識科学の観点を反映する否定的な力存在を理解する途方もない分離を分離する人生を切り離す恐ろしい荒廃を分離する存在の途方もない分遣隊生命を切断する恐ろしい荒廃.
Steve.D.Hammond.
El Peine del Viento XV (comúnmente conocido como Peine del Viento o El Peine del Viento) es un conjunto de esculturas de Eduardo Chillida sobre una obra arquitectónica del arquitecto vasco Luis Peña Ganchegui, siendo probablemente su obra más importante y conocida.
Se encuentra situado en un extremo de la Bahía de La Concha, al final de la Playa de Ondarreta, en el municipio de San Sebastián, en la provincia de Guipúzcoa, en el País Vasco. Está compuesto por tres esculturas de acero, de 10 toneladas de peso cada una, incrustadas en unas rocas que dan al mar Cantábrico, cuyas olas las azotan.
Chillida siguió trabajando en la serie Peine del Viento, que coincide en el aspecto formal con su colección de estelas, y particularmente, con las dedicadas a Picasso, Allende y Neruda.1
La obra fue finalizada en 1976. Además de las esculturas, se acondicionó una zona en los alrededores de las mismas con unas salidas de aire y agua que se abastecen de las
Week 19 | Context
Breathtaking sunsets are something many of us truly love all over the world. Puget Sound (a saltwater body of water) divides the lighthouse and the distant Olympic Mountain range complete the context of what we all perhaps imagine a blissful close to a day.
Taken at Discovery Park's Lighthouse in Seattle, Washington USA
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