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Afghani Hackmanite, Burmese Ruby - Blue LED

 

Hackmanite from Afghanistan and a ruby from the Mogok Valley in Burma fluoresce from blue through UVc light.

 

Contains:

Hackmanite (FL Orange,Orange,Pink,Purple >Blue,UVa,b,c)

Ruby (FL Red >Blue,UVab)

  

Shown under blue LED light viewed through a yellow filter.

  

Series best viewed in Light Box mode using Right and Left arrows to navigate.

 

Key:

WL = White light

FL = Fluoresces

PHOS = Phosporesces

UVa = 368nm (LW), UVb = 311nm (MW), UVc = 254nm (SW)

'>' = "stimulated by:"

 

18 Watt Triple Output UV lamp from Polman Minerals - Way Too Cool UV lamps

My backyard was real busy the past couple days......Fairmont, West Virginia....Marion County.....August 22,23, 2020.

Photographs I took of my friend Ruby :)

Ruby and I have done a previous photo shoot together.

Strobist: One AB800 through medium softbox to camera right and above.

 

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Ruby Hardwick

C. Tom Smith Photography Collection

 

A Ruby-crowened Kinglet in the late afternoon light.

 

Ruby molted the two inner primaries on her right wing.

Ruby Beach is one of the real treats of the Olympic coast. It is easily accessed so draws a large number of people. Go early enough, however, and you're likely to have the beach to yourself.

 

Tannin-laden Cedar Creek created a fresh water lagoon in 2007, the year of this photograph, that created a brown reflection for the trees. The storms of winter, however, often change the geography of the land. What was once a still lagoon is now a raging channel.

 

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Ruby-throated Hummingbird, Overland Park, KS

"Ruby Tuesday", Restaurant, 6/2014 North Haven, CT pics by Mike Mozart of TheToyChannel and JeepersMedia on YouTube. #RubyTuesday

Ruby Bumgardner

Shopville

Jim Slaughter Photography Collection

womb of things to be, tomb of things that were

 

Image credit: Ruby Eleftheriotis: Installation shot of M.E. Smit-Dicks' 'Three Sisters', 2019

 

Taking its title from Ursula Le Guin’s ‘The Carrier Bag Theory of Fiction’ (Dancing at the Edge of the World, 1989), womb of things to be, tomb of things that were considered the symbiotic relationship between physical spaces, infrastructure, bodies and materials.

 

The multi-temporal space, at 279-281 High Street, wove together the polyphonic experiences and works of four artists – M.E. Smit- Dicks, Emma Helen Reid, Jessica Ramm and Joanna Peace – and those who entered the space. Using feminist methodologies of collaboration, citation, collection and care, this open-ended project rooted itself within the urban fabric of Glasgow. Through the collation and re-appropriation of materials and convergence of multiple experiences, the space became a locus for these fragments of the city – contemplating what it means to exist in space, individually and collectively, and within the surrounding architecture. By transcending barriers between domestic and exterior, public and private, womb of things to be, tomb of things that were presented a moment to consider ourselves in context, nestled within the busy thorough-fare of Glasgow’s historic High Street.

 

Ruby’s practice is invested in understanding and exploring our relationship with the societal and architectural frameworks of the built environment – how we navigate them, relate to them and are influenced by them. Multi-temporality and the disruption of dominant and singular narratives play a large role in this research-led practice.

Stemming from on-going research, Ruby is interested in unpicking the complexities of this relationship through site-specific, collaborative projects that draw together multiple voices and readings of spaces. To date, this curatorial enquiry has manifested itself in a publication ruminating on the Glasgow Subway as both a method of transport and of community building. Ruby has worked alongside LUX Scotland, focusing on strengthening the artist moving-image community across Scotland.

 

Ruby previously studied at University of St Andrews, graduating with an MA Hons in Art History and Film Studies.

 

releftheriotis@gmail.com

instagram: @rubyeleni

 

Ruby-throated Hummingbird

Baiting Hollow Hummingbird Sanctuary

Long Island, NY

August 2012

 

www.billmcbridephotography.com

 

Ruby Rose on the set of The Lair, a show she hosts on MTV

Ruby-throated Hummingbird waits its turn at Heron Park, Danville, IL

Ruby Tuesday (closed) [5,454 square feet]

4714 Mine Road, Fredericksburg, VA

 

This location was built and opened in 1999 and closed in March 2020.

This little guy simply would not come out of the brambles. This partial view was as open as I was able to get. Typical Kinglet behaviour and constant activity.

(ARCHILOCHUS COLUBRIS)-FIELD MARKS-metallic green above adult male has brilliant red throat, black chin, whitish underparts, dusky green sides- female has whitish throat;grayish below,buffy wash on sides.

A single Ruby-crowned Kinglet. He comes back every Fall...

Ruby Beach, Olympic National Park

Ruby missing those two primaries makes her easy to pick out in flight.

First Year Male Ruby Throated Hummingbird feeding on a Cardinal Flower Huntley Meadows Park

Ruby falls lit with red light to given the falls the ruby color that is it's namesake.

Female Ruby Throated Hummingbird

Ruby Kurosawa - Love Live Sunshine

#Utsuru 3, Malang

Ruby Gemstone: This is Red Colo Gemstone. To see Complete info at www.stonefinder.com/gemstone/red_gems/ruby.html#prettyPhoto[gallery2]/5/

Ruby-throated Hummingbird (Archilochus colubris) male, 8/31/2022, The Landings Sparrow Field “Pollinator Garden Berm”, Skidaway Island, Savannah, Ga

Ruby Throated Hummingbird feeding on a Cardinal Flower - Huntley Meadows Park

A Ruby Throated Hummingbird flitters around the backyard in Northern Virginia. I just started feeding these guys a few days ago and i already have spotted 3-4 at one time buzzing around the feeder. I am hooked!

 

One of the hummingbird has discovered the feeder and has made it his own, guarding it and scaring off any other hummingbird that tries to taste it. I watched him, up on a perch about 100 feet away just watching and waiting. As soon as he spots a neighboring hummingbird trying to discover this brand new feeder, he immediately swoops down and does a sort of drive by attack and circles back and chases the other hummingbird around and out of the backyard.

 

It really is amazing how quickly these guys move, they remind me of a dragonfly. It's so cool to see a bird act just like an insect.

Ruby The Hatchet @ Mill City Nights, Minneapolis, MN - September 20th, 2015

Afghani Hackmanite, Burmese Ruby - UVb

 

Hackmanite from Afghanistan and a ruby from the Mogok Valley in Burma fluoresce from blue through UVc light.

 

Contains:

Hackmanite (FL Orange,Orange,Pink,Purple >Blue,UVa,b,c)

Ruby (FL Red >Blue,UVab)

  

Shown under UVb light.

  

Series best viewed in Light Box mode using Right and Left arrows to navigate.

 

Key:

WL = White light

FL = Fluoresces

PHOS = Phosporesces

UVa = 368nm (LW), UVb = 311nm (MW), UVc = 254nm (SW)

'>' = "stimulated by:"

 

18 Watt Triple Output UV lamp from Polman Minerals - Way Too Cool UV lamps

Ruby throated Hummingbird

Ruby on Rails Outreach Workshop at sfCUBE in San Francisco

 

(9/25-9/26/09)

Me and Ruby went for a day out in Scarborough and ended up walking to the Sealife centre and not actually going in it haha. I think theres a slight light leak on this shot. One of my backs is dodgy. The next two shots after this have it pretty bad. Shot on 160s with a +1 close up filter.

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