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Annie and Evan are playing disc golf at Riverview Park while Kellie, Jessica, and Joshua look on. Disc golf has soared in popularity recently and the Provo area has quite a few courses to enjoy.
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CD disc reflected in natural light, macro @ home... Thank you for your appreciation, Gail Happy New Year wishes !!
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felt discs for brooches but then Im thinking how brilliant it would be to do hundreds of these and make into massive artwork
Disc Harrow on display at Elmer's Hideout in Taylor Township in Black River Matheson in Northeastern Ontario Canada
The Disc Dog competition was one of the events at the Dog Bowl in Frankenmuth, Michigan, last week, and this pair put on a great show.
A volte mentre ascolto musica mi piace fotografare le copertine dei dischi - in vinile, ovviamente...
These aluminium discs are covering the Selfridge Building in Birmingham. I love the patterns that I can get by photographing
it close up.
For more views of this fascinating building have a look at this set.
Highest position in Explore 63 on 8th May 2009
A ceiling covered with compact discs and plastic bottle caps, one of the many outrageous displays in the world of Meow Wolf in Santa Fe, New Mexico.
A black and gold Kodak disc 3100!! This is the pimpest camera I have ever seeeeen! I found this little number yesterday for only $1.99.(made between 1984-1987) I HAD to buy it and do a fun shot with it! So this is just me playing around.
I'm sure you will be seeing more of this camera in the future.
(The picture was not taken by the disc camera.. taken with my Canon. )
(repost of an old favorite)
Design detail, Virginia Tech's Lumenhaus. Solar Decathlon 2009, Washington, DC.
This image from the NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope shows IC 2051, a galaxy in the southern constellation of Mensa (The Table Mountain), lying about 85 million light-years away. It is a spiral galaxy, as evidenced by its characteristic whirling, pinwheeling arms, and it has a bar of stars slicing through its centre.
This galaxy was observed for a Hubble study on galactic bulges, the bright round central region of spiral galaxies. Spiral galaxies like IC 2051 are shaped a bit like flying saucers when seen from the side; they comprise a thin, flat disc, with a bulky bulge of stars in the centre that extends above and below the disc. These bulges are thought to play a key role in how galaxies evolve, and to influence the growth of the supermassive black holes lurking at the centres of most spirals. While more observations are needed in this area, studies suggest that some, or even most, galactic bulges may be complex composite structures rather than simple ones, with a mix of spherical, disc-like, or boxy components, potentially leading to a wide array of bulge morphologies in the Universe.
This image comprises data from Hubble’s Wide Field Camera 3 at visible and infrared wavelengths.
Credits: ESA/Hubble & NASA, P. Erwin et al.; CC BY 4.0
I always see twin spot gobies in profile, mainly because that is how they present themselves since in this orientation, they look like a crab which they are trying to mimic. By accident, I got a shot of one facing me and noticed how strange it's pelvic fin looked. I never realized it's pelvic fins are fused together making a suction like disc which they use to cling to surfaces or sift through sand.
Painted metal donut discs and handmade earwires add a bit of sophistication to these earrings. The base polymer is cured and sanded prior to adding the top layer of clay that anchors the earwires. A bit time-consuming, but so much fun!
Photographed by me at a classic vehicle event. On close inspection the disc isn't genuine. The correct 12 month rate was £15 and only the make of the car (Vauxhall) and the word class Private was written on the disc.
just a disc against a pale blue background......
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20190609_7076_7D2-100 Tiger Toys tractor and disc set
This is the complete tractor and disc set. Probably about 60-62 years old, and I presume painted with a lead based paint.
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This is an idea I've had on my list to-do for a little over a year. I started with the colors I had on hand, but plan to expand the available colors in the near future.
The display disc is a custom laser cut acrylic disc friction fit with a 1x2 building plate.
The 1x2 plate can be affixed permanently, switched out with a brick, different colored plate or stacked with other discs to make a multi-colored figure display base.
Dimensions: 1/14" x 1 1/4" x 1/8" per disc.