10000 grames using best 30% for stacking

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Baytlothan Photography Club

Who doesn’t love a good sweet? Everyone has a sweet tooth and indulge once in a while to satisfy their sweet carvings. However if not stored properly (mainly during transportation), sweet items can get exposed to oxygen and in the process they get spoilt. Sweet foods are generally kept without the help of anti-oxidants and when they come in contact with oxygen, they loss their special taste and flavour.

www.oxygen-absorbers.com/sweet-packaging/

Photo taken by Jim Lockey.

oxygen

periodico di divulgazione scientifica di enel group

issue 19

governance

client: codice edizioni

torino, 2013

ricerca iconografica e photoediting: white

art direction e progetto grafico: undesign

A Covid-19 patient needs oxygen support when shortness of breath advances to a more serious condition. Usually, patients with Covid have a respiratory bundle illness, and in the most critical cases, their signs can consolidate shortness of breath. If you required oxygen for covid patients, then visit: support4covid.com/home

Vandenberg AFB, CA

Oxygen bottles propping up a ruined tent

Oxygen Reservoir Bag

One of the first shots on my film camera. Used Ilford HP5 at box speed

Artwork created by Artificial Intelligence

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OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA

I manipulated this photo from its original in order to enhance the individual bubbles represented in the foam of the water. By adding contrast and saturation to the photo, each bubble is defined and bright. The sandy bottom can even be seen through the some of the larger circles. I wanted to capture the bubbles because their individual shape creates order, but their arrangement creates disorder.

mmmmm.... oxygen

Lap it up! The lengthy pool at Oxygen gives residents the choice of relaxing or working hard when taking a dip.

in New York City

with Fujifilm s100fs