This copyright free image is from the ublic domain book, The Practical Guide to Health by Frederick M. Rossiter, copyright 1910, Pacific Press Publishing Association, Mountain View, Cal.

This is Fig. 13 "Bones of the foot" from page 29

View On Bone White

it may gorilla.

or... my aunt....?

National museum of nature and science, UENO Japan.

"Where's the rest of the crew?"

"These cages we're in... weren't built 'til after we got here."

Left to right:Mr. Gibbs and Will Turner

Built for the Classic-Pirates.com 2011 PotC Contest.

A new attempt of the old bone cage: www.mocpages.com/image_zoom.php?mocid=46274&id=/user_...

Photoshop used to adjust the color.

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As the torturers and spies of the Nine Hells, Oslyuths are hated even by other Ba'atezu Devils.

GRII

.....are aglow.

Giant skeletal display at Halloween Horror Nights.

Oldies but goodies, 35MM edition

Bauru/SP

Dr. Leonard McCoy

Rib Fest in Toronto

Daily Dog Challenge: Thin

Etta & Kahn would prefer (thin) beef rib bones to spaghetti so here they are chewing away.

I also think dogs legs are so THIN!

Bones @ The LCR, Norwich.

#226/365

#songoftheday "Them bones" by Alice in chains

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BONES: In an episode with a twist, Brennan (Emily Deschanel, L) and Booth (David Boreanaz, R) are owners of "The Lab" nightclub who are under investigation for murder in the BONES season finale episode "The End in the Beginning" airing Thursday, May 14 (8:00-9:00 PM ET/PT) on FOX. ©2009 Fox Broadcasting Co. Cr: Greg Gayne/FOX

faux bone steampunk fish

Emblem in ossuary

Collaboration with Patty Lakinsmith (lampork beads and felted back side) for Convergence 2 - Bead and Button/ISGB touring exhibit. Metal is Sterling Silver, bones and large beads are handmade lampwork.

Indiana Bones and Raiders of the Lost Bark

A tail of adventure and suspense. . .

Uses 37 visible Photoshop layers, editing time, about 7 hours.

This tree has grown round the leg bones of an animal the size of a fox.

You don't know, but you broke my bones.

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we build our lives on bones and dust

"13268 The "Bone Pile," Spanish Cemetery, San Juan, P.R." copyright 1899 B.W. Kilburn

The beach at the Salton Sea is made up of millions of fish bones.

A recent flood uncovered some layers in the ground, revealing this bone. Can you recognize it's owner?

Cross section of long bone

Leitz Orthoplan, Leitz PL FL 10 / 0.30 170/-, Polarized Illumination

Yes, even snails can be morbid.

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Through the Whale Bone Arch at Whitby, North Yorkshire, England

I should have posted this on Halloween. While attending the Louis Armstrong Jazz Festival I saw this over a doorway in the French Quarter in New Orleans. Maybe have partied too hard!

The bone tree has apparently visited Black Rock City in past years. It was definitely...dead.

Exposure: 564 seconds, f13 ISO 200

Date: 07 October 2006

Temperature 42 degrees F, 4 1/2 hour shoot (7:30pm - 11:30pm)

Location: Some warehouse East Providence, RI

Notes: Nikon D50, Nikkor 10.5mm f2.8

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The group this time out was Threshold, Skazama, Rizzolo, Rtlm401and our good friend from Alaska visiting home Colaptes.

This is one of the shots where I left my rig here for close to ten minutes and set up the F100 and Pentax. A few frames later, I found myself running back here to close the shutter. It gave me a lot of time with my film cameras which is a nice change back to normalcy I suppose. But I was quite pleased with the long exposures. Next time, I'll go 32 minutes at f22. Gotta see what kind of star trails I'll get but I'll have to burn an hour to see the first test frame.

You can see a group pool here of all our shots on Flickr from the night or a slick slideshow here. It may take a week or so for all the shots to be posted.

A Bergdorf Goodman window display featuring osteological reproductions by Bone Clones, Inc.