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Bone marrow transplant unit civil works completed at Ceyrac Medical Foundation hospital, Madurai-India
Whale bones at Cape Cross fur seal colony, and looking back (North) at the Cape Cross Lodge and campsites.
in the cemetery
waiting to go into walls memorial (taken out of grave after min. of 3 years)
Head skull hands legs
sketch created with Adobe Ideas at the Museum of Natural History during art walk event for Mobile Art Con 2011
(unnamed shrine)
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Yashica 12 TLR + red filter
Kodak Tri-X 400 / Ultrafin Plus 1+4 7min
Vigevano, agosto 2013
bone from southeast Oregon
Caloplaca stillicidiorum, which has been considered a variety of C. cerina appears in the North American Checklist as a distinct species.
C.W. Smith et al. (2009) The Lichens of Great Britain and Ireland - “The var. chloroleuca (Sm.) Th. Fr. (1861) (C. stillicidiorum (Vahl.) Lynge (1921) 1991 has a scurfy, green-grey thallus, and apothecia with thick, grey, somewhat flexuose thalline margins, and a plane, often green, pruinose disk…”
Soili Stenroos et al. (editors) 2016 Lichens of Finland
“Caloplaca stillicidiorum has sometimes been include in [C. cerina, typically on bark] it. The latter grows particularly on caciphilous mosses and on plant debris in the fjells. Today, C. stillicidiorum is conadsidered as separate but at the same time a very variable species.
I gather there is still disagreement, e.g. Ways of Enlichenment has it as a synonym of C. cerina.
I have found it on bone and moss, as is described in Thomson, J.W. (1997) American Arctic Lichens, 2. The Microlichens - “This species grows on humus, moss, old organic materials, including bones, and on soil.”
my lichen photos by genus - www.flickr.com/photos/29750062@N06/collections/7215762439...
my photos arranged by subject, e.g. mountains - www.flickr.com/photos/29750062@N06/collections
These are homemade, vegan, gluten free, bone shaped, broccoli-seaweed flavored treats.
"I was initially hesitant about the seaweed, but Bella loved it." -Bella, West Highland Terrier
"She really liked this one. She ate it very quickly and wanted more. Good size for a small dog." Ruby Ru, Pit Bull
"She loved this one. I love the name." Violet, Pit Bull
Ingredients:
(potato, pineapple juice, broccoli, roasted seaweed, canola oil, baking powder(Monocalcium Phosphate, Sodium Bicarbonate), vitamin e, vitamin c)
Bone Motor by Jitish Kalla as part of the "India Contemporary" exhibition in the GEM Museum of Contemporary Art in The Hague, the Netherlands
Second shot of the bone mask in front of the wonderful bone tree sculpture on the esplanade.
Note: Despite assumptions otherwise, I am not the creator of the bone tree. That credit goes solely to the creator: Dana Albany
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Vehicles sit in a bone yard at Camp Ripley, Minn. waiting to be flown out to the tank ranges to be used as targets.
I found these bones on a riverbed in Nantou County. The teeth on one mandible can clearly be seen and suggest an effective predator.
Quarry Exhibit Hall in the Dinosaur National Monument just north of Vernal, Utah. This is a part of the wall of approximately 1,500 dinosaur bones with the shadow of the glass-and-steel structure on the fossil wall.
A possible Week 26, Assignment 3 submission for Take A Class With Dave and Dave.
Textures - Make us want to reach out and touch your photo, to feel the texture.
I wasn't sure what I was going to shoot, but I picked this up today after shooting some shots of a friend's company's CEO for some publication he has to do (gotta love the barter system.....I would have done it for free for the experience though). I've always loved skulls. There is just something very beautiful about them. I look forward to shooting this one a bunch.
Anyway, there are so many different textures to be found in the bone of this skull. I took a bunch of shots from a lot of angles. Now I just need to figure out which one to submit.
Cottesmore church south frieze
There are several of these carvings of bone-clutchers in this area - whatever does it mean?
This does exactly as the title states. It granulates bone for use during joint replacement surgery. Part of a comissioned photoshoot for the UK distributor the item was dismantled and the base shot first the next layer was positioned on a clear sheet of perspex and the lower part removed. The next photo was then taken, the process was then repeated for the third layer. As the camera was tripod mounted the layered composition was easy to assemble in photoshop. Two strobes and a large overhead reflector supplied the light source.