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July 04, 2011:
IMG_43101
Toronto
Residential/Commercial
Evolution Condos
5101 Dundas St W
Averton Homes
13s
Core Architects
Arsenault Architect Inc
Evolution & Vik played support for Real Ones at Kulturhuset in Oslo, Norway. Real Ones joined them on stage for the two last songs.
Artscapes Retreat - Ocean Grove, NJ
Day #2 - Thinking/Seeing Like Picasso in his Cubist period.
OK...not quite there yet!
On the Penguin trail at Evolution Square, SALT District. January 2021 Christchurch, New Zealand.
Mischievous Penguin was created by: Rebekah Connor
Design Inspiration
A great part of the new city centre buildings in Christchurch is the art that adorns them. The inspiration for this design comes from these artworks around us. The brightness of the new, recovering Christchurch, rebuilt stronger and brighter than before. ‘Mischievous Penguin’ has been visiting these artists and getting very hands on enjoying their art!.
For More Info: popuppenguins.co.nz/penguins/undercover-penguin/
Capacity: 32 guests in 16 cabins. 18 crew members plus 2 naturalist guides, 1
cruise director and 1 doctor.
Supposedly the world's biggest dinosaurs...but, as I found out, they aren't real! What's real is that they are a pretense to present creationist, anti-evolution theories about life on Earth.
photo by Scott Beale / Laughing Squid
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Where was the eye looking? Here the evolution has become clearer as we follow the journey of man walking.
Why Study Evolution?
Display details.
Exhibit design, production management, graphic design, AV production, mount making, and installation support by Andrew Whiteman.
Burke Museum
University of Washington
Seattle, WA
3 exposure HDR
Tone Mapped with Photomatix
Noise reduced with Noiseware Professional
I wanted to attempt that more "artsy" look that I keep seeing on other people's HDR shots. I hope this turned out better than my other attempts... I'm still learning.
A thick, sturdy and flattened "bowl" presents with beveled edges. The fatter handle allows for greater torsional application, obviously useful in the environment this specimen comes from, likely dominated by ice cream.
Note the combination of a metal "bowl" with a plastic handle. A candidate for the "missing link" that bridged the metal / plastic adaptation age of the 1970s.