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Turned out way better today... but I still don't care for it... my madelines were good though

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Title: On diseases of the generative system [electronic resource] : containing the practical treatise on the internal use of cantharides in gleet, seminal emission, leucorrhaea, etc.

Creator: Roberton, John, 1776-1820 or 21

Creator: Baillie, Matthew, 1761-1823 dedicatee

Creator: St. Thomas's Hospital. Medical School Library former owner

Creator: King's College London

Publisher: London : printed for J. J. Stockdale

Sponsor: Jisc and Wellcome Library

Contributor: King's College London, Foyle Special Collections Library

Date: 1812

Language: eng

Description: King’s College London

Spine title: "Roberton on generative system."

Errata: p. [viii]

With half-title page

8 p. of bookseller's advertisements bound in at end of text

Dedication page to Matthew Baillie

Includes bibliographical references

First edition published in 1811

This material has been provided by King’s College London. The original may be consulted at King’s College London

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Practical philosophy Love by jon mannion

The World's Gone Sideways by Louis DiMuro

Taking advantage of the near empty beach in Daytona, I wanted to try making a surreal photo with a practical effect. I simply had my model lay down on the sand completely flat. All I had to do was rotate the picture 90 degrees in order to complete the effect. I made sure to crop so that the ocean/beach barrier was right down the middle of the frame to create symmetry. In Lightroom, I darkened the blue sky so that the left side contrasted with the right side to fit with the symmetrical theme.

This picture is relevant to my concentration because the 90 degree tilt adds a surreal element, because it looks like the model is stuck to a wall rather than lying on a beach.

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14.58 x 18.35 in. @ 240 ppi

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