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Is it a painting? Or a sculpture?
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image is indicated as art. Defines a lot, such as the reflection in the water of the sun or the clouds spacing in the sky. viewing audience is of the public viewing nature. (internal context-summer night, title- dreams, date- 7/6/12, maker-myself.)(external context- peaceful) (original context- this photo took place on a summer evening in davision, michigan. I personally took this photo because i like nature and when i walked across the bridge to stare upon the water, I saw a beautiful sunset. In my head I was thinking that I am grateful to live on such a graceful planet and experience the moment of a beautiful sunset. Physically in front of me was a lake and any type of wildlife you could possibly think of, reason being I was camping for the 4th of July weekend.) The culture of this image is that viewers should know Michigan weather. How nights in the summer cool down and can be very calm, when around no cities or cars, just nature. In this photograph you can see how there is no urban life around, just the land that was here before anything. The denoted meaning is relating the sunset to nature. The connoted meaning is how people take for granted the land we live on. No one realizes how beautiful our world is, unless it is pointed out by someone else. I believe in this image before it was shot the sun was covered by the clouds and after this sun sets it will leave a very faint glow of light above the trees. Outside of the frame their are trees, bugs, and a peaceful setting. This influences it as a great deal, considering if we took that all out such as the sunset and wildlife, nature would be nothing.
Exhibit entry in Suzzallo Library lobby.
Exhibit design, production management, graphic design, AV production, mount making, and installation support by Andrew Whiteman.
Suzzallo Library
University of Washington
Seattle, WA
Defining Hong Kong’s Role in the Changing Global Economy: Positioning the city for resilience and renewal, November 18 2025, Hong Kong
Mack's Canyon Restoration, 2015. Mt. Charleston Wilderness - 07/25/2015. 8 volunteers restored an illegal motor vehicle route into Mt. Charleston Wilderness by creating a boulder barrier and a defined footpath for convenient visitor access. Volunteers also restored 100 ft. past the wilderness boundary. Photo by Minas Mkhitarian.
Drawn with chalk pastel, inspired by the images i see when i close my eyes after staring at a range of colours for a minute.
Lahar in the Tertiary of Colorado, USA.
"Lahars" are simplistically defined as volcanic mudflows - volcanic ash mixed with water (derived from melted snow or rain). In reality, lahars are not restricted to fine-grained sediments suspended in water. Lahars are flood events that can include relatively little gravel or an abundance of gravel - sometimes very coarse-grained.
A lahar can be a debris flow, with about two-thirds sediments and one-third water. Debris flows are so sediment-concentrated that boulders are suspended and stay at the top when the flow stops - debris flows have large rocks at the surface. This type of lahar is like wet concrete in consistency - it has a high viscosity. Once moving, such flows become sheared and end up moving quickly, more quickly than water.
A lahar can be more dilute than debris flows. Hyperconcentrated flows have abundant fine-grained sediments held in suspension by turbulence. The sediment volume of hyperconcentrated flows varies - they can be clay-rich or sand-rich, with 10% solids and 90% water to a 50-50 mix. Such flows can also have large clasts, but when actively flowing, any large rocks will appear occasionally at the surface, then disappear below. Traditionally, a flow with less than 50% gravel is called a "mudflow".
The Tertiary-aged lahar seen here is south of Florissant National Monument in Colorado, a famous locality for well-preserved fossils in an ancient lake deposit ("Lake Florissant").
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Info. from the National Park Service's Florissant Fossil Beds National Monument website:
At the roadcut you can see the lahar that originated from the Guffey volcanic center to the west. This lahar impounded the river and created Lake Florissant. The lake was about a mile wide and extended 12 miles northwards. The debris carried by the flow contained rock fragments of different size, shape, and composition. The dark fragments are pieces of Thirtynine Mile andesite (a dark, fine-grained volcanic rock that originated from the Thirtynine Mile Volcanic Complex), while the lighter, pinkish fragments are pieces of 1.4 billion year old Cripple Creek Granite that was exposed to the surface during the Laramide Orogeny. Rounded fragments may have been picked up from the paleovalley through which the lahar flowed.
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Stratigraphy: lower member, Thirtynine Mile Volcanics (Thirtynine Mile Andesite), Upper Eocene, 34-36 Ma
Locality: Route 1 roadcut ~0.2 kilometers south of Evergreen Station, northwest of the town of Cripple Creek, central Colorado, USA (38° 49' 07.34" North latitude, 105° 15' 33.85" West longitude)
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