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This artist's concept shows a young star surrounded by a dusty protoplanetary disk. This disk contains the raw material that can form planets as the star system matures. Even in the closest star-forming regions, such disks are tiny and difficult to observe directly, but their strong infrared glow can easily be seen by the detectors on the Spitzer Space Telescope.
Shot in 2006 with a Nikon D50
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Form: a three-dimensional geometrical figure such as a sphere, cube, cylinder, cone, etc.
This picture has soft light since the shadow is not sharp.
I am now the grateful owner of a computer. and I am somewhere where the broadband is broad. But do have rather a lot of reading to do for MA.
Ciclo di conferenze teatralizzate sulla malattia di Alzheimer
Modena-Bologna-Ferrara-Cesena-Reggio Emilia
Modena, Auditorium Marco Biagi 2 ottobre 2010
Ideazione e coordinamento artistico
Videoinstallazioni
Went out for a 3 hour walk around Langstone Harbour in a bit of a blizzard. Arrived home, wet through, legs aching, but warm and invigorated.
Electronic transmedia project based in Bogotá - Colombia - Southern waves and frequencies.
"of the cold and noisy nights, of the depths of the emotions, of the darkness of the soul and life. a sordid, hypnotic work of strong and energetic rhythms, with basses that reference in this digital age the decadent notes of the 80s, the dark cyber punk synths, cold wave, garage post punk, the abandoned floor, voices heartbreaking, sensual and energetic of our underground mental world, our most abstract and dense thoughts. Mental abstractions, immersed in our analogue digital synthetic atmosphere of emotions and noises, lost among electronic scrap, between technologies, neon lights and shadows of the universe of the present...
Lake Awoonga was formed on the Boyne River by the dam located 30 km (19 mi) from Gladstone, in Central Queensland, Australia. It is approximately 30 minutes drive from Gladstone, via Benaraby.
Lake Awoonga is the main water supply for the Gladstone region.[1] Its recreation areas and recreational fishery are provided free to locals and tourists by the Gladstone Area Water BoardOriginally built across the Boyne River south west of Gladstone in the early 1950s as a 12m high mass concrete dam, it was raised by 6m shortly after. In the 1980s it was raised again, now as a rockfill structure with a concrete upstream face slab to a full supply level of 30m AHD. The dam was raised for a third time in 2002 to its current full supply level of 40m AHD. The embankment was formed from rock excavated from a quarry on the side of the dam wall. The embankment is over 650 metres (2,130 feet) in length and 54.4 metres (178 feet) in height, with a volume of approximately 2,000,000 cubic metres (71,000,000 cubic feet) of rock. This design of the current dam allows for further raising, if necessary, through the addition of gates to the top of the spillway. The maximum capacity of the present dam is 777,000 megalitres (2.05×1011 US gallons). The second raising of the dam was built by Thiess Brothers and was completed in March 1985.
The dam reached its lowest level of 7.44% capacity in February 2003, and its highest recorded level of 192.9% (8.3m over the spillway) in January 2013 as a result of heavy rain from ex Tropical Cyclone Oswald. The dam continued spilling from January 25th until early May.
When full the lake is 40 m (111 feet) above sea level. Approximately 200,000 fish are released each year including barramundi and some mangrove jack. By early 2006 a total of over 2.9 million fish had been released into Lake Awoonga including 2.4 million barramundii, 470,000 sea mullet and 15,000 mangrove jack. These fish were bred at Gladstone Area Water Board's Fish Hatchery facility. The largest barramundi caught, as at November 2008, weighed in at a 36.5 kg (80.5 lbs).[5] Lake Awoonga is one of the only dams in Australia to have been stocked with mangrove jack.[
Formarsi significa costruire il proprio modo di essere: congratulazioni agli studenti dei Master Luiss Business School ed. 2018/19!
I took the picture of a seed on the ground in the afternoon. I was using Av mode on my camera, f/5.6, 1/15, ISO 100, 47mm. The holes on the leaf have no depth, so I categorized this leaf as one of a shape from elements of Earth.
Formarsi significa costruire il proprio modo di essere: congratulazioni agli studenti dei Master Luiss Business School ed. 2018/19!
Ice forms to the left of the waterfall from the lake at Steele Creek Park close to the Rooster Front entrance to the park on a cold New Years Day in Bristol, Tennessee. The daytime temps only got into the low 20's.
Photos Earl Neikirk/Bristol Herald Courier/HeraldCourier.com
www.heraldcourier.com/news/today-s-cold-temperatures-set-...
Forma e Poesia nel Jazz 2010
Romeo Scaccia meets Kocani Orkestar - Cagliari, Teatro Massimo, 19 maggio 2010
Quito (Ecuador) 16 de octubre de 2024
Exposición " La Función de la Formar" para Quito Design Week de la carrera de Diseño Industrial.
Foto: Ximena Padilla / La Metro
They kept yelling "Feet UP!" - lest your feet hit the water first and stop, and the rest of your body keeps flying forward!
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