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Interesting to see the pattern of settlement vs. the pattern of the stream flowing through this prairie environment.
This is a polymer of amino acids containing four identical amino acids. The blue is hydrogen. The yellow is carbon. The red is nitrogen and the white is oxygen.
Wired series of digital paintings from my photography mashups. 21" x 73" x 1" canvas archival print.
Photo by @UMGDisciple. To use this photograph in any published work (personal or commercial), photo credit to @UMGDisciple must be given in description or physically on published work.
This project shows my very own heartbeat chaos. i recorded my ecg data and came up with these perspectives. i lable this type of visualization HUMANCHAOS
35mm ISO 400
1/80s f/22
I found this telephone pole really interesting, and decided it was the perfect subject for an image focused on complexity. I decided to go with black & white for this photo to emphasize everything else going on in the frame – there’s dynamic tension with the wires and pole, a triangular element in the positioning of the transformers, the lines and curves of taut and loose wires, and lots of textures.
Title: Colors of Life
The complexities of life begin with the irreducible complexities of embryogenesis, which this painting attempted to capture. The monochrome tone of the fetus depicts his or her unforeseeable future—sheltered by their mother’s nurturing environment. The bright and abstract shades of colour illustrate the hopeful outlook of an unknown future one holds for their child.
Muni asks riders to use two separate machines to get the proper fare. Actually, I didn't know that you can use dollar coins at the turnstyles – when using coins I've always dumped in a bunch of quarters. So I guess of the two, it's less bad that the dollar coin machine is out of order. Certainly not good...
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After a heavy fog lifted... the astonishing beauty of this simple everyday thing was too great not to capture
Photo by @UMGDisciple. To use this photograph in any published work (personal or commercial), photo credit to @UMGDisciple must be given in description or physically on published work.
Simply by pressing a button ,electricity flows to the user's end.But the maintainance worker's job here may not be that simple .
Differential weathering over eons of time in a rock that reflects the evolution of Earth over billions of years.
Documenting a slice in time in pandemic history with #banalphotography in #CumberlandBC during my photo walkabout . (05/28/2020) #ComoxValley #banalography
Medium- Pencil shading and charcoal pencil.
This piece shows the working parts of a watch. The black background brings out the pencil shaded parts of the watch.