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One million reasons to LOVE Vancouver
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| The question mark sculpture |
telus science world Vancouver
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A powerful display of Vancouver's diverse art and culture scene... Its asks the viewer to engage our most valuable asset...your imagination.
@ 1455 Quebec St, Vancouver, BC
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The Riddler has been leaving messages in dust in our house! Honestly I never touched that, just found it while cleaning.
Septième étape : peindre le bout du parapluie et allonger l'autre bout avec une tige filetée s'il est trop court.
Seventh step : paint the end of the umbrella and lengthen the umbrella with a threaded rod if it is too short.
MT. ETNA - NSEC in eruption...
Canon EOS 70D + ob. Tamron SP 150-600 VC USD
tripod Manfrotto 055 XProB + VHead 502
WiFi shutter control with EOS Remote via iPad
600mm, ISO 640, f/6.3, 5 sec.
[ June 15th 2014 - about h. 22:50 LT ]
© Alessandro Lo Piccolo - all rights reserved
Collar in white cotton blend broadcloth with metallic red question marks surrounded by tiny white painted dots. The natural combination of my private life and professional life.
It's called a "Question Mark" butterfly because of that little white mark on its underwing that resembles a "question mark"! Taken in Adairsville, GA on September 6, 2005.
I started the year with a Comma on March 1st so it's appropriate that this beautiful big Question Mark would be one of the last butterflies of the year. It landed right in front of me in a sunny weedy spot where the green anoles like to hang out. When the ? flew off a Cloudless Sulphur landed in the same spot - sulphurs never land! Finally a green anole appeared. A Common Checkered Skipper landed on the ground then flew into the same sunny weeds to hide. The green anole spotted it too - leaping across the tops of the weeds like an acrobat and pouncing on the skipper! 9-20-08
Explore, Sept. 22, 2008 @ 422
Cinquième étape : peindre le manche (éventuellement une sous-couche primaire avant la peinture)
Fifth step : paint the handle (use an undercoat before painting if you want)
Verdensteatret. Asle Nilsen, Lisbeth J. Bodd, Håkon Lindbäck, Piotr Pajchel, Christian Blom, Kristine Roald Sandøy, Hai Nguyen Dinh, Ali Djabbary, Øyvind B. Lyse, Gjertrud Jynge, Espen Sommer Eide, Thorolf Thuestad, Erik Blekesaune, Hans Skogen, Janne Kruse, Jannicke Lie and Elisabeth Gmeiner.
After our first night of mid-30 degree temperatures, I thought I might have already seen my last butterfly of the season last week in the mountains. Much to my surprise, this question mark found a warm perch near me as I was watching for birds in the backyard this afternoon.
"Question Mark" is a new sculpture created by Rosario Marquardt and Roberto Behar and funded through a gift from the Madison Public Library Foundation. Photo by library staff.
Yes, really. The guy that wants you to get all that government money back. And he was actually a really personable guy (and his glasses were great too).
And no, he is NOT the Riddler.
En Belgrado hay un fabuloso restaurante para degustar comida tÃpica, es económico y "de fiar", se llama Question Mark
Almost missed seeing this because as my good friend Steve Burt said: "It looks like a dead leaf!" And when it opened it's wings, the colors weren't what I recognized as a Question Mark butterfly (Polygonia interragationis). The hind wings were completely dark, which is seen in late summer. You can see the "question mark" in the outer wing, which I have highlighted in the photo.
The question mark is clearly visible on the underside of the hindwing and a black dash on the upper forewing that separates it from the comma butterfly.
Question Mark butterfly in my yard. The silvery marking on the hind wing shows how the butterfly got its common name.
This Question Mark landed on the terrace to feed off the minerals in the grout, ignoring the lovely salvia and lavender planted just for him and his friends. Not a much of a beauty shot, but opens the door for another question ... wondering how you serious photographers out there are liking the "New" Flickr?
The aforementioned title was once a web show that my friends and I made together. It is no longer online, but we plan to make a web comic out of it. This is an entirely digital illustration.