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An installation of flourescent light tubes reflect in the floor of the Art Gallery of New South Wales in Sydney.
The electromagnetic field surrounding the power lines is enough to make fluorescent tubes glow. It should be known that Richard Box photographed it first. But when we heard about it, we had to try it ourselves. Art directed by Jeff "VisualNinja" Martin (off-center in yellow attire).
[update] How it works. Go to minute 43 of this video:
The tube like tunnel between gmex metrolink and deansgate train stations. It's been used by magazines for countless fashion shoots. We were heading back from the frank sidebottom tribute gig when I snapped this.
long tubes in this bright agate, about four inches in length and found near Cox's Fishing Camp, about 15 miles south of Zapata, Texas in 2004.
This is a part of the path that leads visitors back to the parking area after walking through the lava tube at Hawai’i Volcanoes National Park. Canon R6 MkII; 24-105L
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20107, 20314, 20096 & 20132 head towards Melton Mowbray station to wait in the loop ready to set off with the 7X09 Old Dalby-West Ruislip, 27.4.16.
A lava tube in the desert outside Baker California in Mojave National Preserve. A cloudy day with a momentary break in the clouds and a beam of light illuminating the cave.
This is just one of the many tube sellers surrounding the beautiful Ichetucknee River. "The Ichetucknee River is a spring fed, pristine river in north central Florida. Many people visit the river and springs. Activities include swimming, tubing, and diving. The name is derived from a Native American language. The water in the river is crystal-clear and is always 72 °F. There are different launch and end points, resulting in a tube or raft excursion anywhere from 1-3 hours. A variety of commercial vendors, located outside the entrance to the park, rent tubes and rafts for a modest fee. Otters, turtles, ibis, wood storks, egrets, herons, cormorants, anhingas, king fishers and fish inhabit the river. No cranes. For many years uncontrolled access to the river resulted in a rise in pollution, trash, and debris. In 1970 the springs and river became Ichetucknee Springs State Park. The park limits the number of daily visitors, which has helped return the area to a natural, pristine beauty. It is a tributary of the Santa Fe River, which in turn flows into the Suwannee River."
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Taken with my Sony A7iii and a Vintage Hoya 28-50mm F3.5-f4.5 Pentex PK mount lens + PK to NEX adapter
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THIS IS THE SEED, NOT THE FLOWER
This native of Sri Lanka blooms almost always throughout the year.
Heaviest flowering takes place during Spring for a short period of time when the tree gets covered with white tube shaped flowers.
And then each spent flower produces a single seed pod which starts out a light green, then turns to a dark, glossy blue over time.
The seed pod is then surrounded by a large, bright red Calyx in the shape of a starfish for a long time..
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A single seed pod from a spent flower.
Clerodendrum minahassae var Brevitubulosum
Family Lamiaceae
Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden, Coral Gables, Florida, USA.
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Note: The Map shows the exact GPS Coordinates of my Camera (Latitude / Longitude / Altitude). They have been Geotagged in this image's EXIF file by my accompanying GiSTEQ PhotoTrackr.
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