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view brothers on the trail in tryon creek - DSC00339 on a black background.
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These are samples for a set of border masks you can find on PSP-works.deviantart.com and/or encompass--rose.blogspot.com.
Gradients used are by Rose F and Crumbling Walls; Paper texture in the red samples is by EFstig.deviantart.com
Available as a print. Limited edition of 50.
Email- dp@danepetersonphotography.com for pricing and purchasing information.
09/13/2012 Promotional samples of Italian goods at the Festa di San Gennaro in Little Italy. Fuji C200. Minolta X-700. Minolta MC Rokkor-PF 55mm 1:1.7.
Here's a piece of core sample that I brought home and scrubbed clean. It is 7/8 inch in diameter and a tad over 3 inches long. This one is quartz.
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We got the sample back from the waterjet cutter today. It is glass and granite cut into the shape of the Mississippi river.
Wedding Sample Box. Here is a sample box prepared for a bride and groom to sample some of our flavors. Featured here is perfect chocolate cupcakes with rich ganache filling and whipped coconut buttercream, butter yellow cupcakes with fresh strawberry filling and whipped strawberry buttercream and perfect chocolate and butter yellow with whipped buttercream. Highlighting the tops of each group includes a fresh strawberry, coconut shavings and hand cut fondant flowers. Congratulations to a wonderful couple! Browse our full dessert gallery at www.jmccustomcakes.com
The sample cherry tree started blooming in Yasukuni shrine. Thereby it is announced officially that the cherry trees are in bloom in Tokyo.
Sep 2 2017 - Some of the booths in the sampling area with people crowding in to taste test various foods. HArd to get pictures with so many people reaching everywhere for something to eat.
Unknown date, estimated 1950's
Rotary Microtome for cutting thin sections of histopathological or other specimens. Made by C. Reichert Optische Werke AG in Vienna, Austria, probably around 1950.
A microtome is a mechanical instrument used to cut biological specimens into very thin slices for microscopic examination. A sample of tissue is prepared and placed in paraffin wax block which is mounted on the microtome and moved toward the blade of the microtome. As the block is moved toward the blade, very thin flat sections are cut for each upward movement. These sections are very thin and translucent and are studied with a microscope.
This microtome has a green finished metal casing. On the side is the rotary hand wheel which, when cranked, moves the specimen up and down and towards the blade by the set thickness. The specimen holder rotates to the desired angle.
Cutting sections are obtained in different thickness by adjusting a knob located on the rear: range 1-25 microns.
On the front is the stage for the microtome blade. The blade holder unit rotates to the desired angle for best sectioning. It has forward and backward movements to ensure contact of specimen with the knife.