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Photo of M. Gray Hunter, lecturer in economics, for Eller Magazine. Photo by Molly Condit. OK to reuse.
Gray colored copper wire holds a combination of red, white, striped, clear and opaque glass beads.
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The Grey Monjita belongs to a family of birds called Flycatchers. While it may appear to be a plain grey bird when it takes flight it reveals a striking black and white pattern on its wings. While the Grey Monjita belongs to a large family of birds, it is the only member of its genus, which is the classification above species.
Gray-tailed Tattler digiscoped at Gambell, Alaska on May 31, 2007.
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Brad Carlson
Urban Prototyping Research Lab: Market Street Prototyping Incubation The Market Street Prototyping Festival of 2014 was a natural progression of the innovation displayed by San Francisco nonprofits Gray Area Foundation for the Arts and Intersection for the Arts. The two-day event spanned Fifth Street from Market to Howard Streets, and included 23 commissioned projects that addressed specific conditions of the UP focus area while meeting the scalable, replicable and affordable requirements. In 2015, the Market Street Prototyping Festival returned with an open call for prototype ideas which yielded hundreds of submissions. From April 9th – 11th 2015, Market Street came alive with these ideas. Its wide sidewalks were filled with temporary installations ranging from performance spaces, relaxation zones, dynamic art pieces. Ten of these prototypes were selected for incubation at Gray Area. From April-October 2016, Gray Area and Autodesk will provide hands on workshops, critiques, tools, and space to work, iterate, and cross-pollinate to these 10 design teams. The goals of incubation are to produce successful projects that can be in the public space for up to two years, engage the community in the design process, and document the experience. Projects will be deployed in October at the 2016 Market Street Prototyping Festival.
On this day, January 7 2025, I joined three other photographers to a wildlife preserve in Northern Californina called Gray Lodge Wildlife Area.
From the Fish and Game website: Located in central northern California, Gray Lodge Wildlife Area provides habitat to over 300 species of resident and migratory birds and mammals, including more than 1 million waterfowl every year. Seasonal hunting and fishing, wildlife viewing, nature trails and a taxidermy exhibit are among the popular attractions of this land.
Blue-gray Gnatcatcher photographed at Island Cottage Woods in Greece, New York on May 2, 2012.
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I loved seeing how beautiful the gray swatch of tall grasses went with the rest of the scene. As my head is covered with its own gray brush, it's good to see that gray can still be a vibrant color.
Frame: *BIKE FRIDAY* all-packa (dolphin gray / 58)
Front Wheel: *VELOCITY* cliffhanger 20" rim (black) × *SON NABENDYNAMO* SON delux centerlock disc (polish)
Rear Wheel: *VELOCITY* cliffhanger 20" rim (black)) × *ONYX RACING PRODUCTS* vesper disc CL hub rear
Headset: *CHRIS KING* nothreadset 1 1/8 inch (midnight)
Handlebar: *CRUST BIKES* towel rack bar (black)
Bar tape: *ENVE* handlebar tape (grey)
Seatpost: *THOMSON* elite setback seatpost (silver)
Saddle: *BERTHOUD* aspin open leather saddle (natural)
Crank: *WHITE INDUSTRIES* VBC road crank arm (silver)
Brake: *EQUAL* flat mount disc brake
Pedal: *MKS* allways Ezy superior pedal (black)
Light: *SINEWAVE* cycle beacon (brown)
A conference, exhibition, performances, and workshops advancing culture and common good through the lens of art and technology.
This is in downtown Valdosta in southern Georgia. According to the GNAHRGIS database, the vacant lot that affords us such a fine view of the wall was created by a building demolition in the early 2000s.
I am grateful to have been afforded such a fine view of the gray wall.
The same database says the building is from "circa 1900," but I looked at Sanborn fire insurance maps of Valdosta and determined it was built sometime between 1885 and 1889.
In 1889 the building contained a saloon and billiards hall. Maybe just maybe the saloon was an oasis of egalitarianism and free expression? No, we can be certain it wasn't.
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In downtown Valdosta, Georgia, on November 21st, 2021, the south elevation of 107 N Ashley St (a "contributing property" in the Valdosta Commercial Historic District, 83000234 and 02001633 on the National Register of Historic Places) as viewed from East Alley north of East Hill Avenue.
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