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A Roman column and capital are embedded in a corner of Calle Núñez del Prado in Arcos de la Frontera, Spain. Guard stones like this were often used to prevent cart wheels from damaging street corners and gates.
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Bonanza Beach, Baja Sur, Mexico
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Breitenfeld (A) 29-05-1987
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71403 Raabs - Göpfritz
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or a stone embedded with stones embedded with stones. Fractopierre by Samuel Mathiss, and an actor participating in a guided tour.
Stones embedded in the low tide sand at Jurby Beach on a calm Autumn evening. This shot was taken in the brief but magical blue hour, which never fails to deliver cool hues and tones which are impossible to achieve at any other time of day. I particularly like the subtle sunburst projected through the vibrant post sunset sky in this shot 🌅
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It is the largest member of the water lily family. The lily pads are up to 8 feet across and the large white to pink blooms are very fragrant, having a sweet pineapple-like scent on the first day of is two day lifecycle. Only blooming for a few days, the flowers will open at night on the first day being white, then turn pink after being fertilized.
Giant Waterlily is one of two species in this genus and is not viviparous, meaning that the seeds do not develop before they detach from the parent plant. It is the largest member of the water lily family. The lily pads are up to 8 feet across and the large white to pink blooms are very fragrant, having a sweet pineapple-like scent on the first day of is two day lifecycle. Only blooming for a few days, the flowers will open at nighttime on the first day being white. When they open on the second night, they will be purple-red color and will have lost their scent.
Its leaves are rounded and upturned. It is supported by a ribbed underside and anchored to a submerged stalk, with the leaf floating on the water surface. The stalks can be up to 26 feet long and in nature will embed themselves in the lake or river bottom. This rapid growing plant can expand by up to 20 inches per day. While the upper surface has water repellent properties, the underside is protected from herbivorous fish by its sharp spines. Air becomes trapped between the ribs on the underside, which keeps it afloat.
It is suitable for large water gardens only and grown as an annual without winter protection. It grows best in quiet water as the backwaters of large rivers. In tropical zones, it can be grown as a perennial, where it will grow best when anchored in an organically rich loam. The water temperatures must remain above 75 degrees for the plant to remain as a perennial.
1' to 3' of quiet, still waters are the best growing conditions. In locations that have currents running through, or are subject to heavy winds should be avoided.
Seed can be started indoors in containers that are placed in water that has constant temperatures above 80 degrees. Outdoor planting can be done in late spring, when the water temperatures have reached a minimum of 70 degrees. The plants that are grown in containers are placed into the still waters in their containers. In areas that experience cooler winters, the containers can be removed and stored in a greenhouse in anticipation of the next outdoor season.
Pollination is achieved by the plant attracting beetles with its scent of the flower when it opens its first night. The flower will then close the next day, trapping the beetles. At that time, the plant will change from female to male and produces pollen. Opening again the next night as an unscented, red-purple flower, the beetle, that is now coated with pollen, is released. It will fly to the next white flower and repeat the pollination process. No known insect or disease problem are noted.
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Victoria Pool, Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden, Miami FL
The Soul Nebula is about 100 light years across and has an estimated age of 1 million years. It contains several small open stars clusters. IC 1848 is embedded in the body of the nebula, while the clusters CR 34, 632 and 634 can be seen in the head. Small emission nebulae IC 1871, 670 and 669 are located just next to the Soul Nebula.
The Soul Nebula is being carved out by the stellar winds from the stars embedded within it, a process that leaves behind large pillars of material pointing inwards. These pillars are very dense and have stars forming at their tips. Each pillar spans about 10 light years.
The nebula is home to W5, a radio source that spans an area roughly the size of four full Moons. The radio source has large cavities that are the result of the nearby massive stars’ winds and radiation carving the nebula, pushing the gas together and causing it to ignite to form new stars.
Imaged over three nights with a combined exposure time of 19 hours. Shot through hydrogen alpha, oxygen III, and sulfur II filters.
Headed over to Fife a few weeks ago to shoot the old ruins at Seafield, and spotted this old branch that was wedged solid into the sand at the shoreline.
Thanks to >55125< for bringing the light tool, and collaboration on this one. ∆
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I was intrigued by the mineral water bottle embedded in the rock alongside the East Lyn River between Lynmouth and Watersmeet in North Devon. It is a memorial to the Lynrock Mineral Water Factory opened by the Attree brothers at the location in 1911. The water came from a nearby freshwater spring and is reputed to have been mildly radioactive. The brothers utilised the power of the East Lyn River to drive their bottling machine.
The factory closed in 1939 due to a lack of demand. Most of the abandoned building was washed away during the 1952 Lynmouth flood disaster although a single fireplace and mantelpiece are still visible alongside the footpath today.
Moss and lichen cling to the rock around the bottle and indeed are common alongside this stretch of the East Lyn River. I understand such organisms are a good indicator of clean air.
Sunday
March 20, 2016
Vernal Equinox [spring]
Mystic River, Boston, Massachusetts
on my way [MBTA bus 111] to the Garden of Peace, Boston
every Sunday, holidays too.
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Buddha head embedded in a Banyan tree: Wat Maha That or the Monastery of the Great Relic is located on the city island in
the central part of Ayutthaya.
Historians believe that the construction of the monastery was started around 1374 by King Borommaracha I and completed in King Ramesuan’s reign.
Wat Maha That was one of the most important monasteries of the Ayutthaya kingdom because it was the religious center with enshrined relics of the Buddha and because of its proximity to the Grand Palace. It was a royal monastery and the seat of
the Supreme Patriarch of the City Dwelling sect till the end of the Ayutthaya period
The city was captured by the Burmese in 1569. Many valuable and artistic objects were lost during this period. It was the capital of the country until its destruction by the Burmese Army in 1767 and the monastery was set on fire in the Burmese attack. Ayutthaya Thailand
This beautiful butterfly with it's intricate details embedded into it's lovely, long and delicate wings show that nothing else can compare to this, nothing can compare to it's colour, intricacy or it's delicacy. Such a truly great insect, this photo was taken in the Natural History Museum's new butterfly house.
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