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Close-up of eternal flame candle at Canterbury Cathedral that commemorates all victims of human right abuses across the world.
Close-up photo highlighting the finger holes of a Martin Doyle 'Traditional style' Boxwood keyless D flute - a beautiful flute with a brilliant, crisp tone.
Close up view of the upper body of Australia's Tawny Coster, Acraea terpsicore. It is a recent arrival to northern Australia in 2012 after migrating from India through Asia.
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Lunar close-up showing the very cratered southeastern region. In the centre of the image is Crater Piccolomini, a prominent lunar impact crater named after the 16th century Italian Archbishop and astronomer Alessandro Piccolomini. It is 88 kilometers in diameter and 4,500 meters deep. It was created 3.8 to 3.2 billion years ago. The long escarpment, Rupes Altai extends from the western rim of Crater Piccolomini and continues northwards for about 427 km. Above Crater Piccolomini is the much eroded Crater Fracastorius which is located at the southern edge of Mare Nectaris. At the bottom of the image is Crater Metius
Made from a 1000 frame video (best 75%)
Captured with FireCapture
Processed in AutoStakkert, Registax and Photoshop
Equipment:
Sky-Watcher Explorer-150PDS
Skywatcher EQ5 Mount
ZWO ASI120 MC imaging camera
x2 Barlow
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Close-up portrait of Argent on the chair in the bedroom, hoping we won't give her medicine in the morning. Her hopes were dashed when she got her usual medicine...
Log cabin variations: close up 1 of swatch printed by Spoonflower on basic combed cotton. Faux quilting in light and dark shades of teal and red, with double stitching, and in various patterns (fabric and wallpaper). Created from a set of original chalk on paper designs. © Su Schaefer 2013
Color check: the threads in the picture are Gutermann polyester Col. 690 (teal) and 46 (dark red). I've increased the scale of the designs by about a third since these swatches were printed (size can be changed, message me any specific requirement).
The variations are:
Diagonal: www.spoonflower.com/fabric/2286498
Quadruple rotate: www.spoonflower.com/designs/2287944
Two double rotate mirror patterns (wallpaper pattern is different): www.spoonflower.com/fabric/2286424
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The medieval statue was destroyed in the iconoclasm of the Reformation, in 1538, in Chelsea. The current one is a modern reconstruction.
"The statue is not remarkable in itself but the sincere attempt to recreate the form of the old statue when the only available evidence came from circular pilgrim medallion is praiseworthy, and the result is pleasing and devotional.
It is a thought-provoking statue with theological implications so typical of the Middle Ages. The Child seems to dominate. It is not so much a statue of the Mother with the Child as a statue of the Child with the Mother in the background. The Child holds the Book of Gospels with one hand and with the other seems to shield his Mother from attack."
Close-up of Channing Tatum with fans at TIFF for the movie premiere of Foxcatcher. Watch HD video: www.mityzeusphotos.com/Channing-Tatum-TIFF.html
Close up of 56103 approaching Broxbourne Junction at 1116 on 26/09/18 with 6Z35, the 0824 VSTP from Willesden DC Rail Sdgs to Dereham UKF, which was formed of 12 empty PNAs & the loco sounded sweet, accelerating from it's pathing stop at Broxbourne.
Close up of the crystals in The Empress of Uruguay, at The Crystal Caves museum in Atherton, Far North Queensland, Australia.
Not sure which species this is - was wondering if it was a female, or a young male, because of the drab colouring?
Construction Worker (butt-crack) Birthday Cake - vanilla cake with cannoli cream filling. Tools are molded out of gumpaste and denim is hand-painted.
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