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No this is not Battlestar Galactica :-) ...it is probably the most importaint bridge of my home town, disappering into mist.
She has a deep connection to almost any animal, but horse's are her true love. She finally has a place to go to learn so much about these wonderful animals.
Fernleigh Awabakal track is a 15km pathway from Adamstown to Belmont. Parts of the track weave through beautiful vegetation.
It was created along the route of a former rail corridor in the Newcastle and Lake Macquarie regions here in New South Wales.
A series of public artworks along the route highlight connection to Country and the area’s cultural significance. This is detail from one of them.
The Awabakal are those First Nation peoples who identify with, or are descended from the Awabakal tribe and its clans, indigenous to the coastal area of what is now known as the Hunter Region of New South Wales.
I'm still trying to find out the artist who created this particular eye-catching piece.
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Neural connections. An attempt to illustrate a cross-section of the inside of my brain, and what you would expect to find there, or is it my heart ??....
Driving home I noticed that the sky was becoming inflamed with colors and I knew I only had a limited window of opportunity to capture it. I pulled off the bridge and drove down between the twin bridges and caught the sky only moments before the colors faded and the sky fell into darkness.
September 3, 2017
I'm fascinated by the way plant tendrils like these connect themselves to structures to help them climb closer to the sun.
This squash (or maybe gourd?) tendril has made a connection with some chicken wire, which has a similar twisting form.
(a "Macro Mondays" submission, theme "connection" HMM!)
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For this weeks theme I decided (with my husbands help) to go with the connection between where two pieces of wood are joined. This picture is 3" x 2.5" and is of a small chalk box used many years ago in schools. Remember chalk? Is it still used today in schools or have we moved to an electronic chalk board?
This may be my last submission for a while as I head out on holidays for a month. Happy Macro Monday everyone!
Forged out the detailing on the rings today, working on the bars tomorrow, the moving on to the uprights or 'pillars'.
Touching wedding rings - a tiny physical connection, which belies the huge emotional one they represent.
A bit scratched and marked after many happy years, but still doing their job!
An interesting connection/technique I happened upon recently with the ranger hat (98279) and small dino head (40384) elements. The connection is sturdy and doesn't put the head under that much stress.
I have one idea for it, but I would love to hear your thoughts!
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For this week's theme on Macro mondays a detail of the connection between the old Zeiss lens and the digital back on the Hasselblad 500 , connecting the analogue world with the digital. HMM
Fire department connection on the Pike County Courthouse
Zebulon, Georgia USA
Someone put the disk on upside down.
Olympus OM1, Zuiko 50mm f/1.8
Rollei Retro 80S film
Fresh shoot. I really enjoy these projects lately and taking photos in a studio.
Photo Jovana Rikalo
Model Ena
Natural Connections
Outwoods, Leicestershire
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