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This time shooting it with a black aluminum foil snoot to focus the light. Also added a fill card. It looks more mysterious I think.
Inspired by a photo of fossil fox teeth, I experimented with faux ivory, faux layered metals and fossil rock techniques to make this series of pods. The fernlike designs are hand-etched with a needle.
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The age old artifacts suddenly came alive when the otherworldly visitors arrived. Their use is still unknown at this time. Should we fear the power that emanates from them? Or do we try and learn to harness it for the better of our planet?
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Teegan holds te strange statue in his hands that caused all the problems with the inter dimensional being.
"The boss wants us to journey into the valley, I am wondering whether to take this with us"
"Did Jake say to take it with you?" asks Conan.
"Well, no, but I think it could be useful" replies Teegan,
"Go with your gut my boy! I am sure your instincts will shine through" smiled Conan.
Canadian Museum of History, formerly known as the Canadian Museum of Civilization. As a museum of human history, the museum collects, studies, preserves and presents natural objects and artifacts that illuminate the human history of Canada and its cultural diversity. The museum was designed by Aboriginal architect Douglas Cardinal.
The cantelivered levels of the Curatorial Wing are said to represent the outcropping bedrock of the Canadian Shield
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Amazing human artifacts found on the planet Skollob!
These amazing artifacts are the exact replica of those found at the North Cape in Norway on the planet Earth.
Were they put there by human space travellers? Or were they built by Skollobian visitors to Earth as a copy?
We will probably never know....
What we DO know is that these marvellous textures were supplied by JoesSistah and Boccacino, two very talented Earthlings :-)
The ANSH scavenger17 item was tins. Can’t read the sell-by date on the bottom of this Campbell soup tin can but we bought the house in 1994 and it was in the cellar then. Would anybody like to see the other side of the can?
note to self…..Oh, I wonder if I did a rubbing, would the date be more readable?
I came upon this object attached to a rock wall along the Han River. The shot was in color but it was the first one on the roll and somehow the color in the lower half of the photo was washed out so I converted it to black and white. I don't know what this is. It was partially covered with a few leaves and very well attached to the rock face. I didn't want to damage this so I didn't "try my darndest" to get it off. It belongs here for whatever reason. What puzzles me, having only looked at this in great detail now, eight years hence, are the five little circular objects and what looks like a brick surface between the third and fourth circle from the top. But it cannot be a brick surface due to scale, this thing being only a yard long.
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October 22, 2013
Gyeonggi Province, South Korea
Bronze artifacts from the Shang Dynasty (1700-1100 BC) are showcased at the Chengdu Museum on Tianfu Square in Chengdu, Sichuan, China.
To the bottom right of the side facing us may have been a control panel. A conduit from that leads to what looks like a set of relay switches on the right side. Those are clues, but maybe not enough clues.
A big hairy spider! Just what you always wanted!!!
Sorry about all the focus stacking artifacts, I know they are there...but I'm still not fixing them.
This time shooting it with a black aluminum foil snoot to focus the light. Also added a fill card. It looks more mysterious I think.
Inside the Old Bronx Courthouse
The courthouse was built 1905-1914, it closed in 1977 and has stood empty for about 37 years. The building exterior is a designated New York City landmark but while it stood empty most of the interior marble and decorative embellishments disappeared.
Can't vouch for whether this machine actually delivers a relaxing experience, but it was used in spas and health clubs around the world, apparently...
that in the late '90s I donated to the
Bayside Historical Society, Fort Totten, Queens.
Today I gave the Society more Native American artifacts.
Archaic campgrounds, some near the Society's
headquarters, have been dated to about 4,600 BC.
Photo by Irene
This time shooting it with a black aluminum foil snoot to focus the light. Also added a fill card. It looks more mysterious I think.
(being displayed in Saudi Aramco Heritage Gallery)
The Bedouins have a saying that translates to " He makes coffee day and night."
Among a people justifiably famous for their hospitality. It is a way of describing a generous man. In the old custom, the preparation of Arab Coffee was indeed a man's work, and the ring of the brass mortar in which he pounded fresh roasted beans to powder was music to the ears of expectant guests.
~compliments
Saudi Aramco Heritage Gallery
Thank you friends and flickr!
Jun 24, 2009 #232