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taken on a popular mountain bike race circuit at the Wyong Creek end of Ourimbah State Forest. Sections of the race track have been named, this being part of "lost forest" section, a rather quiet, dark area though this shot lightens it up.
Paradise Lost + Lacuna Coil + Katatonia @ Wulfrun Hall, Wolverhampton - Wednesday 30th October 2013
Photographs by Amplified Gig Photography for Midlands
Rocks
© 2013 Amplified Gig Photography
These images show the Eyes Wide Open exhibit, assembled at Stanford University on May 2nd, 2008, by an interfaith alliance of student religious groups. The boots you see represent all the California soldiers who have lost their lives in the Iraq War (433 as of this writing).
Eyes Wide Open is an exhibit created by the American Friends Service Committee to visually communicate the human cost of war. Each pair of boots represents a member of the military who died in the Iraq War. Each pair has a tag with the name, rank, age and home town of the killed service-member.
There used to be a national exhibit with a pair for every American lost (over 4000), but it grew too large to transport and install so it was divided up by state.
The Stanford exhibit also includes a labyrinth of civilian shoes, symbolizing the untold numbers of Iraqi civilians lost in the war (more than 80,000).
Lost Colony play, 1939. From the Department of Conservation and Development, Travel Information Division Photograph Collection, State Archives of North Carolina.
Creative Stars: Lost is Found
14 Jan - 19 Feb 2012
Installation shot
Emily Speed
egg, nest, home, country, universe (2010)
Image courtesy the artist and Cornerhouse, Manchester
Photo credit Paul Greenwood
Lost Super Shoe. Seen in the desert towards Taba, Egypt. Black and white photography by Donna Corless.
This photo can also be purchased in my gallery as a print or notecard at My Egypt Gallery
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Creo que era un vivero o aviar, nunca me toco verlo funcionar, pero pareciera un laboratorio de una isla perdida como la de la serie LOST.
I wonder which words are "wheat bread" in Chinese... and what the rest means.
hey, check out my blog palernphoto.com for some info about Chinatown, Los Angeles.
The world premiere of “Angkor: The Lost Empire of Cambodia” exhibition debuted at the California Science Center February 16, 2022. Through 120 original artifacts - half on tour outside Cambodia for the first time – and hands-on exhibits, guests used the lens of science to explore the ancient empire of Angkor. Once considered the most extensive metropolis in the world, Angkor houses over 100 temples, now mysteriously quiet and surrounded by the dense Cambodian forest.
“Angkor: The Lost Empire of Cambodia,” developed by Museums Partner in collaboration with the California Science Center, the National Museum of Cambodia, and the Cambodian Ministry of Culture, uses science to reveal insights into the rise and fall of ancient Angkor as well as its enduring legacy.
Mysteries of ancient Angkor: The vast metropolis of Angkor, now shrouded by jungle in present-day Cambodia, was once the center of one of the greatest empires the world has ever seen. Enormous monuments to the gods such as Angkor Wat are among the most remarkable achievements in all of human history, and towered over sprawling cities made of wood which, over the centuries, have vanished almost without a trace.
The reasons for the precipitous decline of Angkor, and the cultural resilience of the Khmer people who built it, have fascinated scientists for one and a half centuries. Thanks to new advances in science and technology including ground excavations, aerial mapping, and modern remote sensing, we are finally coming to terms with the vast scope and accomplishments of this empire. In this exhibition, explore the art and artifacts of ancient Angkor through the lens of science. Experience how each period of exploration and discovery – equipped with the cutting-edge tools of the day – has expanded our knowledge about this civilization. Through the lens of Khmer culture, discover the meaning and significance of what science has revealed, and the foundation of Angkor’s enduring resilience.
Sources:
californiasciencecenter.org/press-room/pressrelease/2022-...
Strobist: 430EX through softbox @ 1/8 power camera right, Vivtar 285 bounced from umbrella @1/4 power camera left, triggered by cactus V4's
Promo shot for Long Lost Sun
a composite of about five different shots
Urban Exploring URBEX...
Ghostships / The lost Naval Boats 2 abandoned army boats in a harbor somewhere in Belgium.
Royal Danish Navy Fast Patrol Boats ". Sea Horse P513 and Sea Dog P514 (1966-1990).
They had 3 turbine engine, 460 hp. Machine-guns and 4 torpedos. around 25 crew members.
This is where I was yesterday. Still no clue where it actually is but it was right about here when I noticed I only had enough gas for FOUR more miles. Since I didn't know where I was - I obviously didn't know where a gas station was. Things got very tense for a while but my awesome Honda, Homer, kept right on going down the road sniffing out a gas station long after the little numbers had all gone away and just zero showed up for "range remaining". Any idea where I was? Think I have been here before and think I was lost then too.
PHOTO CREDIT: ANDERS KRUSBERG / PEABODY AWARDS
Michael Emerson and Damon Lindelof
68th Annual Peabody Awards Luncheon
Waldorf=Astoria Hotel
New York, NY USA
May 18, 2009
YES!!! Third appearance in background of LOST! This was taken from the Happily Ever After sneak peek #1!! www.youtube.com/watch?v=CJ4hUZEackU