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Cuando la pase a blanco y negro, la primera impresión que me dio es la de estar viendo huesos... Pero luego pensé... ¿Huesos? No, parece mas bien una radiografía.
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Quan la vaig passar a blanc i negre, la primera impressió que em va donar, va ser la de estar veient ossos... Però després vaig pensar... Segur que son ossos? No, es una radiografia.
I finished making my new outfit.. how do you like.. you can purchase it at the Party or on the market place:
marketplace.secondlife.com/p/Bone-Magician/2762052
I tried to give a lot and sell low price of 190 L this time.
Bronxe Age bone pin from the grave of the 'Amesbury Archer', found at Boscombe Down near Amesbury, Wiltshire.
These dominos were carved from bones by Walla Walla State prisoners during their long incarceration. The ornate box is also carved from bone!
Seen in Ripley's Believe It Or Not Museum.
Bone Marrow
Bouchon
Yountville, California
(December 5, 2013)
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Skin to bone, steel to rust
Ash to ashes, dust to dust
Will tomorrow have it's way
With the promises we made
Skin to bone, steel to rust.
bare bones - waiting for butts, friends, a fire, stories and daring all comers to still be awake and telling lies at sun rise.
Travelling back in time, exploring dark corners of the past - this view seems ages ago. What once was is no more. Empty spaces got filled now. And all is full of love...
Here's a Japanese style Boning knife I hand forged from W2 high carbon steel and differentialy heat-treated. This blade features stabilized Amboyna burl scales that I laminated to red plus black G10 accent liners.
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The weather has been a major bone of contention for a lot people in the Ottawa area. I enjoy the occasional rainy days when I can hear the rain drops falling on our roof. But spring 2013 has so far has been rainy, wet, miserable and grey for the most part with the odd sunny day thrown in to remind us that it is a possibility. I keep telling myself that it is better than that white fluffy stuff falling from the sky. Everywhere i go i hear people talking about the weather forecast and how apparently it will start getting nicer and warmer "next" week. I have been hearing that for .. well … "weeks"!
We started off last weekend with rain and grey skies. We had progressed to a beautiful sunny Sunday. I went for a walk in the Dow's Lake area early in the morning. I can't even begin to tell you how great it felt to be walking in the sun. I made my way through the Fletcher Wildlife Gardens, the Arboretum and finally to the marshy area close to the Dow's Lake Pavilion.
The red-winged blackbirds love wet marshy areas. These birds are abundant in the Americas and this area has its fair share of them. They are common birds. However, they are one of my favourite to watch. Male Red-winged Blackbirds will do everything they can to get noticed by the ladies and their familiar “konk-a-ree” is always a pleasure to hear. They are speedy little flyers and go from cattail to cattail only stopping for a few moments to belt out a joyful chorus of "kook-a-rees". I watched these guys in the marsh for about an hour before moving on.
At first, i just watched and stood quietly to let them get used to my presence. They were flying around and chasing each other. Presumably to claim their territory and mate? They kept coming closer and closer as they became more accustomed to my being there. A real pleasure to watch and observe. I eventually pulled the camera to my eye and started tracking these guys with the challenge i had set for myself of catching them in different poses and in flight. Here are a few of the moments that i caught.
Have a great day everyone.
Robert
From proximal femur of a 7-year-old boy. Classical look of "vowen bone" seemingly emanating directly from the spindle cells around. No osteoblastic rimming. These abnormal, "vowen" trabeculae can resemble anything from the letters of the chinese alphabet to the profile of a "jumping goat", like that in here!!! If you don't see it, forget it!
I was bored working in the photo lab today, so I decided to do a little project.
I first googled "skeleton" and found one that I thought I could kind of draw and drew it out on some tracing paper. I did it on tracing paper so it would show through to the photo paper when I exposed it to the light (the photo below). Then I wrote directly on the photo paper with a sharpie. and placed the ribcage drawing on top of that. Then I exposed it and developed it. I put a foggy negative in the enlarger so that it would make it less dense. :) I love doing stuff like this. The words are lyrics to John Mark McMillan's song Skeleton Bones.
If you have never tried bone marrow, you my friend, are missing out. Just go to the grocery or market and ask for cow bones. They are super cheap and easy to make. If it's not cut ask the butcher to cut it up for you anywhere between 1 inch and 3 inches. Just make sure they are all the same size. Put them on a pan and pop them in the oven at 400 degrees for 30 minutes. OR if you are making soup pop these bad boys into the soup for flavor and a tasty marrow treat. To eat, take a small fork and pull out the marrow. It may look fatty but its packed with nutrients. You can eat it by itself (my favorite way) or spread it onto crusty bread. YUM!!!!
The start of my "learn to paint minis/Paint all my Bones" project, I present my Dire Rats. This was the first time I attempted both a wash and dry brushing. I have to say that the wash of Nuln Oil made these look a thousand times better than just the base coat. I'm a little disappointed with my dry brushing, but there isn't a lot of detail to hit on these particular minis.
Bone cabinet at the Edna W. Lawrence Nature Lab, Rhode Island School of Design.
Photography by Louis Rakovich
olaaa xd' despues d tanto tiempo sin subir xd' es q la vdd es q la escuela m deja exhausta & casi no tngo tiempo d editar :S esta vez les dejo un blend d una de mis series favoritas, Bones (L) vi la photo central & d vdd no m pude resistir asi q hice este blend :) es dm siemple, no d lo mejor q he hecho pero m gusta xd' espero q les guste tmb :)
Zooey Deschanel ((500) Days of Summer) has signed on to guest-star on an episode of Bones alongside her sister Emily Deschanel.
bones shuts down production due to Boreanaz's flu
In the first-ever on-screen pairing of the Deschanel sisters, Zooey will play Margaret Whitesell, a distant relative of Emily's Dr. Temperance Brennan. Brennan's father, Max Keenan (guest star Ryan O'Neal), invites Margaret to spend Christmas with him and his daughter.
In the same episode, Brennan and Booth will investigate the death of a man wearing a Santa Claus suit who dies in an explosion at a botched bank robbery.
The bones for my bodys. Flat steels, 7mm all around except for next to the grommets, where there are 10mm flat steels (only on bodys' side, not on open side). I always wear protective goggles when cutting bones and sewing around them.
"A fetish (from the French fétiche; which comes from the Portuguese feitiço; and this in turn from Latin facticius, "artificial" and facere, "to make") is an object believed to have supernatural powers, or in particular, a man-made object that has power over others. Essentially, fetishism is the attribution of inherent value or powers to an object." (From Wikipedia)