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The bronze figure was created in the 1990s by sculptor Steven Liguori. The statue was based on a photo of one of the last of the high scalers then alive -- Joe Kine.
A car with a donkey drives through a busy alley in Egypt.
On top of the car there are scales to weight lemons.
My eye was caught by the light falling on the bowls with backlight.
Sweet memories of a lovely holiday in Egypt. Nearly 20 years ago.
Scale Haw Falls, Hebden. A canopy of trees creating interesting light at these lovely waterfalls in the Yorkshire Dales.
I decided to convert a picture of this amazingly colourful artwork into black and white. See below for details about the work:
Lothar Gotz has transformed the outside of Towner into a large-scale, geometric artwork. Gotz, a German artist who is based in the UK, was chosen from over 60 artists and designers through an open call for the Brewers Towner Commission - a painted commission to mark the building's tenth anniversary year. Drawing on the gallery's architecture, angles and unique exterior recesses, Gotz has produced his largest painting to date, a colourful new work that encompasses all three sides of the building.
Gotz's work - typically large scale paintings, drawings and installations that respond to existing architectural structures - has included commissions for Southbank Centre, London (2014), Pallant House Gallery, Chichester (2016) and Leeds Art Gallery (2017)
Taken from the Towner's description on the outside of the building
Tools (scales) I acquired years ago, and
used for measuring ft/lbs of torque. I used smaller scales for lesser rotational force measurement. I always considered them heavy duty and beautiful.
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Rock climbers in St. George, Utah. Climbing in Snow Canyon State Park. Captured this back in May. Made my knees weak just watching them.
Cone scales, possibly from a Noble Fir, seen along the Rattlesnake Mountain Trail.
Rattlesnake Mountain Scenic Area, WA
(Callipepla squamata). Jeff Davis County, Texas.
In the desert scrub near the base of the Davis Mountains, a male Scaled Quail stands on high alert as he hears a rival calling in the distance.
The forest grows for hundreds of years over the stones, what lie here for hundreds of thousands. Time has a different scale here, it doesn't rush anywhere. You come here and you let the time go.
a detail of the Harrison and Harrison organ in St Mary Redcliffe church in Bristol, which was used in this recording
Scale, noun, relative size. From Latin scala, ladder. Sometimes hard to judge in viewing and/or photographing landscapes. For example, this is a portion of the East wall of Glen Canyon, immediately downstream from the dam. The ladder at right apparently offers safe passage for a broad-shouldered man from the path with handrails at top right down to what appears to be a narrow ledge leading left to a cement block with a railing on top. Obviously functional, but completely mysterious to me. An example of Nature and Culture in close contact, neither making any concession to the other.
9-10-2022; 00:20 UTC; Velvia
The Lakelander with 70000 'Britannia' going well at High Scales in a lucky patch of light. Superb day in excellent company.
Saturday 18th May 2019 Saphos Trains Copyright Simon Lathlane
Curled scales...!!*
*created with Photoshop
!ππ ENJOY your summer holidays and be creative ππ!
En route to Refuge de l'Alpe de Villard d'Arene. Two people on the trail give an idea of the scale of these fine mountains.
Navajo Point, Grand Canyon, Arizona
An eastward moving thunderstorm climbs out of the canyon, scaling the Palisades of the Desert just north of Desert View.