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Designed and folded by me. Folded from one uncut square of Lama Li paper backed with some tissue paper. designed from around the middle of September/ beginning of October to the start of November. I've just been busy so I didn't have a lot of time to fold it :B
so thats the secret c: it has organs. The idea originated last year in my vertebrates class, where we got to dissect a pig XD
Beauty can only be seen if we piece the pieces, whole or not, together.
Photography, the ultimate art of seclusion and inclusion, allows us to explore many possibilities of perspective.
Light is a medium for execution, as to oils for painting, charcoal for sketching, clay for sculpture, etc.
With this picture, we thus celebrate the fact that light, and only light, can allow us to view things from different perspectives, in any other medium, be it photography or otherwise.
For with light, thy shall see the beauty of the world.
Read the process blog @ softlight.us/clouds_over_maas.htm
De Maasduinen in the winter is a barren land with pockets of water keeping the birds alive. The entrance does give an indication of many species you could possibly observe here but, just as any other national park, you will find that there is a high probability you won't. Given those premises, I decided to wait for the sunset, and the water was a good way to reflect any color I would see. The colors are nice, I must say, and the clouds are even better, but I could have hoped for a better reflection.
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Dissected Poppy Head with 85 images stacked and blended.
Stackshot and Canon EF 60mm Macro lens used.
The scrapping of 40093 is well underway in this shot taken at Doncaster Works on 27th April 1984.
Olympus OM10 f/4.5 60th/sec Ektachrome 400
Exchange Place and Broad Street.
My first ever SOOTC shot, though sharpened (as all RAWs should be)... Just doesn't feel right to my Photoshop-itchy fingers...
Surgical/dissection instruments in a green-brown canvas material that rolls up a few times and stays closed with two attached strings tied around it. There is a label handwritten very neatly in pen, "Mila Rindge". Canvas opens to lay out flat with a large flaps along the length of the material to almost meet in the middle. When these flaps are opened, there are many cloth 'pockets' down the center of the material. These pockets help to keep a variety of small, mostly metal handheld tools (such as scissors and forceps) in place and only cover a small part of each. Possibly a surgical or dissection kit. Some tools have the engraving, "Adams Germany" and others have, "Crescent U.S.A." When open, the case is 11 1/2" x 8 1/8" with each flap having a width of about 4", and when closed, the case is 8 1/8" x 3 1/2" x 1 1/2".
Belonged to Mila E. Rindge or her father Milo. Purchased at a local antique store as a collection inside classic doctor’s bag by MHS Director Jennifer Simpson in October 2020
ACC# 2020.120.009
See other medical related items in the MHS museum at flic.kr/s/aHsmTm2Swj
(Photo credit - Bob Gundersen www.flickr.com/photos/bobphoto51/albums)
Took a little walk-about last night to check out the low light performance of the new rig. Sometimes, you just have to change your perspective to find something interesting. This shot was taken from over the rail at a parking garage looking down onto the walkway below.
Leica MP
Leica Elmarit 28mm f/2.8 III
Fomapan 100
Ars Imago FD 1+39
6 min 30 sec 20°C
Scan from negative film
Dissections: Yoko Ono
www.facebook.com/events/2896716340553918
«Dissections» est une série d’événements présentée dans le cadre de la programmation publique du Département de l’éducation et de l’engagement public de la Fondation Phi.
Avec «Dissections», nous souhaitons susciter un dialogue interdisciplinaire sur les expositions en cours et encourager un engagement renouvelé avec l’art contemporain.
«Dissections: Yoko Ono», présenté en partenariat avec Festival Quartiers Danses, propose un déambulatoire dansé au cœur de l’exposition «LIBERTÉ CONQUÉRANTE/GROWING FREEDOM» de Yoko Ono.
Cette performance sera offerte par un duo de la Beaver Dam Company / Edouard Hue (le danseur et chorégraphe Edouard Hue et la danseuse Yurié Tsugawa), le danseur Cai Glover, ainsi que la danseuse Janelle Hacault et la musicienne Coralie Gauthier.
La performance sera suivie d’une discussion entre Laure Barrachina, responsable de la médiation culturelle au Festival Quartiers Danses, Janelle Hacault et Edouard Hue, ainsi que d’une période d’échange entre le public et tous les artistes.
Note the differences in the bony pelves of the male (left) and female (right). The male pelvis is heavier, the inlet is narrower and the outlet bony angle is more acute than in the female pelvis.
This classical dissection image shows structures in the neck, oral cavity and cranium. When viewed in stereo, it gives anatomy students an understanding of anatomical structure relationships.
Dissections: Yoko Ono
www.facebook.com/events/2896716340553918
«Dissections» est une série d’événements présentée dans le cadre de la programmation publique du Département de l’éducation et de l’engagement public de la Fondation Phi.
Avec «Dissections», nous souhaitons susciter un dialogue interdisciplinaire sur les expositions en cours et encourager un engagement renouvelé avec l’art contemporain.
«Dissections: Yoko Ono», présenté en partenariat avec Festival Quartiers Danses, propose un déambulatoire dansé au cœur de l’exposition «LIBERTÉ CONQUÉRANTE/GROWING FREEDOM» de Yoko Ono.
Cette performance sera offerte par un duo de la Beaver Dam Company / Edouard Hue (le danseur et chorégraphe Edouard Hue et la danseuse Yurié Tsugawa), le danseur Cai Glover, ainsi que la danseuse Janelle Hacault et la musicienne Coralie Gauthier.
La performance sera suivie d’une discussion entre Laure Barrachina, responsable de la médiation culturelle au Festival Quartiers Danses, Janelle Hacault et Edouard Hue, ainsi que d’une période d’échange entre le public et tous les artistes.
This is how an hard drive looks inside.
In case you are courious and want to do the same, NEVER ever try this (opening the hard drive) with a functional hard disk because it is a destructive operation. I used an already faulty one. And... remember to regulary back up your important data... :)
Questa è la fotografia dell'interno di un hard disk.
Nel caso la curiosità vi spingesse a voler fare altrettanto, vi raccomando di non aprire MAI un hard disk funzionante come ho fatto io, altrimenti lo danneggerete per sempre. Io ho utilizzato un hard disk guasto. E... ricordatevi di fare regolarmente i backup dei vostri dati importanti... :)
Surgical/dissection instruments in a green-brown canvas material that rolls up a few times and stays closed with two attached strings tied around it. There is a label handwritten very neatly in pen, "Mila Rindge". Canvas opens to lay out flat with a large flaps along the length of the material to almost meet in the middle. When these flaps are opened, there are many cloth 'pockets' down the center of the material. These pockets help to keep a variety of small, mostly metal handheld tools (such as scissors and forceps) in place and only cover a small part of each. Possibly a surgical or dissection kit. Some tools have the engraving, "Adams Germany" and others have, "Crescent U.S.A." When open, the case is 11 1/2" x 8 1/8" with each flap having a width of about 4", and when closed, the case is 8 1/8" x 3 1/2" x 1 1/2".
Belonged to Mila E. Rindge or her father Milo. Purchased at a local antique store as a collection inside classic doctor’s bag by MHS Director Jennifer Simpson in October 2020
ACC# 2020.120.009
See other medical related items in the MHS museum at flic.kr/s/aHsmTm2Swj
(Photo credit - Bob Gundersen www.flickr.com/photos/bobphoto51/albums)
After a fire and partial collapse. Abandoned Best Western/Cinderella Suites Hotel, Shawnee, Oklahoma.
Photos from a recent session spent dissecting lionfish. These lionfish were brought in by local Bahamian fishermen for CEI's "You Slay We Pay" campaign.
By removing the rear arches of the neck (cervical) vertebra and the fibrous covering (dura) over the spinal cord one sees the cervical spinal cord and its nerves. The blood vessels nourishing the cord and vertebral column and the origin of the cord from the brain are clearly shown.
Dissections: Yoko Ono
www.facebook.com/events/2896716340553918
«Dissections» est une série d’événements présentée dans le cadre de la programmation publique du Département de l’éducation et de l’engagement public de la Fondation Phi.
Avec «Dissections», nous souhaitons susciter un dialogue interdisciplinaire sur les expositions en cours et encourager un engagement renouvelé avec l’art contemporain.
«Dissections: Yoko Ono», présenté en partenariat avec Festival Quartiers Danses, propose un déambulatoire dansé au cœur de l’exposition «LIBERTÉ CONQUÉRANTE/GROWING FREEDOM» de Yoko Ono.
Cette performance sera offerte par un duo de la Beaver Dam Company / Edouard Hue (le danseur et chorégraphe Edouard Hue et la danseuse Yurié Tsugawa), le danseur Cai Glover, ainsi que la danseuse Janelle Hacault et la musicienne Coralie Gauthier.
La performance sera suivie d’une discussion entre Laure Barrachina, responsable de la médiation culturelle au Festival Quartiers Danses, Janelle Hacault et Edouard Hue, ainsi que d’une période d’échange entre le public et tous les artistes.
Dissection is a Decepticons scientist. He isn't much of a fighter, so he uses his fearsome lizard alt mode to scare away unsuspecting Autobots. In robot mode, he can deploy a second pair of arms, usually to help speed up his work.
The external layer of the jawbone (mandible) has been removed to display the nerves and blood vessels running within the bone to supply to the lower teeth and the chin region.