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Zohrab Mnatsakanyan, Minister for Foreign Affairs of Armenia addresses High Level Segment of the 43rd Regular Session of the Human Rights Council. 25 February 2020. UN Photo / Violaine Martin
Sami Kanaan, Mayor of Geneva
attends the Event organised by the OHCHR on the occassion of the Human Rights Day 2018 observed on December 10 each year, Palais des Nations, Geneva. 13 December 2018. UN Photo by Violaine Martin
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Neolithic human skull. This fossil skull was found during the construction of the docks at Preston, Lancashire, on the River Ribble, UK, in the period 1885 to 1892. This skull and other finds had been thought to be from the Bronze Age, but research at Liverpool John Moores University in 2002 established new dates. It is now thought that the finds date from a wider period of time, from the late neolithic around 6000 years ago, up to Anglo-Saxon times as recently as 1000 years ago.
This pen and ink drawing is a patterned interpretation of the human heart playing with the lines and shapes of this complex organ.
A few months ago a friend of mine asked me to submit photos for a gallery she was hosting. The aim of the gallery was to bring awareness to human trafficking, auction off the prints and give the proceeds to charity. I hear they raised over $3000!
For inspiration I went to MTV exit and watched their online videos.
Remigiusz Henczel, Representative of Poland to the United Nations office at Geneva addresses during the Human Rights Day 2013, Palais des Nations. Thursday 5 December. Photo by Violaine Martin
Human blood cells:
Lymphocyte
Courtesy of Louisa Howard
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Spot: 3.0
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Hey It's my first human head It took me a lot of time to do the modeling but I'm pretty happy of what I've done
A shot from the Ford museum near my home. It has some really interesting pieces but is a bit overwhelming due to the shear amount of 'junque'. HDR image, 3 exposures, background desaturated slightly to make the old tow truck stand out better.
I made this costume for halloween. It blends in so well with the shrubbery it is shocking.
Pity the big kids who come trick-or-treat at my house this year.
Human Ecology Building Dedication and Ribbon Cutting.
Human Ecology Building dedication. October 20th, 2011. College of Human Ecology, Cornell University.
Photo by Robert Barker, Uphoto
Human Rights Council Advisory Committee, Palais des Nations, Geneva. 22 February 2017. Photo by Violaine Martin
Wearing his trademark white outfit and star-spangled hat, Uncle Louie, the iconic human statue of French Quarter in New Orleans, teaching a female visitor the tricks of posing like a statue.
Mrs. Dhoot's 5th period AP HuGs Class having a discussion about how technology changes how we live in everyday life.
Gennaio 2011.
Giovanni.
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Theres plenty of glare on this photo from the figure, which is translucent orange plastic. I've done this on purpose, mainly because I was testing the flash on the camera during daytime, to try and get Human Torch to light up.
Just an experiment shot. ;-P
The first of the Human Hamsters stands to take a break.
Reading University Roller Coaster Appreciation Society visited on the 21st November 2010 as part of their 2010/11 Academic Year Programme.
This poetic installation, which takes the form of a ring of considerable diameter representing a radiant sun, unfolds a few meters above the ground. The length of its rays is variable and adds a dynamic and visual diversity to the work whose brightness fluctuates gently, like a deep and soothing breath. It diffuses four colors of light ranging from white to orange, in cycles that intertwine and offer a sensation of organic luminous movement. Radiant day and night, the installation offers a new light at sunset, while it magnifies the natural light of the sun like a stained glass window.
Place Pasteur, Montréal, Québec.
Straight out of camera, and the colours aren't quite what I want them to be, ah well.
I intend to finish the series I've been working on with a different photo, so I'm just posting this because it's the first one I've shot in a while that made me want to shoot more.
Strobist, hmm. 20-bulb LED light with full CTO gel, on camera left, slightly above.