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Containers used to create "smelling" exhibits at the National Museum of Singapore.

The unique container made of paper net.

 

It's like an "Air Container!" : Kami no Kosakujo "Kuki no Utsuwa"

Old doors (from 1895!) thrown in container. Herslebsgate by Vahl skole, Oslo, Norway. February 13, 2009.

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Use old paint containers to make beautiful garden planter ! Looooove it !

 

 

Colourful containers at Europort, Rotterdam

Copyright 2009 Edward Kim

Sterne Kreise Herzen aus Tausend Kronkorken pro m²

Art for Art's Sake - Take It or Leave It

I found this jellybean container at vivocity. It's really cool...

© 2010 Cameron McIntyre. All Rights Reserved.

 

Available for licensing and purchase as a limited edition fine art print.

 

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This daytime overview shows thiscontainer of alpines next to the large planters used to screen the back garden from the road.

Temporary shops setup using containers, to bring life into the city and to give business owners a hand in the recovery process. after the Christchurch earthquake.

A container planting contains a deep Burgandy Coleus and several gold, creeping Lysimachia

This fence & beautiful floral display is near St James' park. For TMSH "fence"

These are images taken on the jettey at the colombo port shortly after this damaged 20 foot container was removed from the vessel, "Hatsu Smart". Oil can be seen dripping from the bottom of the container and there is a massive hole on the top.

Harga : Rp. 82,500,-

Ukuran : 15X8.7X13 cm

 

Bumbu container dilengkapi dengan sendok kecil adalah wadah untuk menyimpan berbagai macam bumbu kering seperti garam, merica, ketumbar, kemiri dan lain-lain yang dilengkapi dengan rak penyimpanannya, sehingga bumbu kering menjadi awet dan tahan lama.

Taken in October 2013 when Noreen and I travelled on the paddle-steamer Waverley down the Thames from London (Tower Pier) to Southend and back. We left about 9am on a cold misty morning, but this cleared to a lovely warm sunny day. The final leg of the return journey was in a rather chilly twilight.

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