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Pipe rigate (ridged tube) is good for runny sauces because they fill the tube as well as catching on the ridges. But what I really like about it is that it looks like a little boat... The sea is sea salt and the light is sunshine flooding in through the kitchen door...
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For ESL viewers, "pipe dream" is an idiom: an unattainable or fanciful hope or scheme.
There was no clear reason why these two pipes were painted so differently, but the difference made for some nice abstract realism. Also, the light was interesting and unusual. It made the wall look a different color on the left.
Location: A back alley in Mulhouse, Alsace FR.
In my album: Dan's Other Metal.
Seaplane dock at Little Pipe Cay in the Exuma Cays #Bahamas
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This is a little clay pipe that I found on the Thames foreshore at Blackfriars recently. The part shown here is about 1.5" long. I haven't been able to find out anything about it or date it, but I think the probability is that it is 19th century, but could be earlier. The face, particularly in profile looks African. The shore is often littered with remnants of clay pipes at low tide, but this is the first decorated one I have come across.
Aveiro, Portugal
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The sunrise before a big swell event hit Sydney, a high tide pushed some water up over the Collaroy pipe. :)
The old pipe at Sluice/Blyth, North east coast.
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The hardest part of these is getting the initial capture. Photoshop makes the rest pretty easy and fun. This one looked obvious from the start....add a touch of color and voila!.
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The front and back of 2, 1-day old flowers hanging from a vine.
Aristolochia elegans
Family Aristolochiaceae
Private Garden, Rockledge, Florida, USA.
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Visible as the tide receded at Batiquitos Lagoon. Maybe it's an old air supply for an underwater civilization.
This is one of my most favorite photographs that I've ever taken. I guess I found the beauty in sewage pipes.
Pool just outside the sandstone walls of Winsor Castle, the fortified ranch house built by Mormon settlers over Pipe Spring to take possession of and protect the valuable water which belonged to Kaibab Paiute Indians. Tribal lands of the Kaibab band of Paiute Indians, Arizona.
#MacroMondays #wood
when young and (more) foolish I used to smoke pipe...specially "TROOST" (comfort) tobacco, very aromatic.
The more interesting wood of the pipe on the left is from Rooijmans-Muller in Eindhoven, NL... also wondering what kind of wood, most of them are Briar wood but this one looks more "swirly" to be Briar? 😮
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Shot with the Vivitar Series-1 90/2.5 Macro lens , who shared the honor with the illustrious Leitz Dual Range Summicron of having the highest resolution of any lenses tested by (now defunct) Modern Photography Magazine.
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