selenium photos on Flickr

When we see many of these red-orange flowers in the wild, we know the soil is rich in selenium. This type of plant concentrates the mineral in its tissues. This is important when gathering wild edibles, because humans want traces of selenium, but not too much of it, as its compounds are very powerful and toxic in concentration. So the flowers of this plant can be eaten in moderation. Some say the health benefits are similar to garlic, which would be significant!

Captured near the junction of McKnight Road and Pretty Canyon.

Aldo Leopold Wilderness, New Mexico.

"The flowers of Indian paintbrush are edible, and were consumed in moderation by various Native American tribes as a condiment with other fresh greens...Indian paintbrush has similar health benefits to consuming garlic if only the flowers are eaten in small amounts and in moderation."

"The Ojibwe used a hairwash made from Indian paintbrush to make their hair glossy and full bodied, and as a treatment for rheumatism. The high selenium content of this plant has been cited as the reason for its effectiveness for these purposes. Nevada Indian tribes used the plant to treat sexually transmitted diseases and to enhance the immune system."

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Castilleja

Selenium by Ustas Fen

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gereen copy by Karthik eLearn

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Calvaire carcassonne 133212 by Mario Medici

Fomaspeed 313 virage sélénium sepia

Audubon Lake by Gianna Vadino

4x5 print, selenium toned on fiber paper

IMG_0790 by EARTHWORKS

Lonely Lake, Tamworth, NH by Anthony Paris

selenium-toned print

Capitol in selenium by Joe Flood

Selenium Rectifier by Andy Field

One-million-volt particle accelerator from the Cavendish Labs

NEOH APUG Meet - May 2013 by Alex Luyckx

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A collection of prints made from the film I shot around the Cayahoga Valley National Park in May of 2013

Ilford MGIV RC Satin

Kodak Dektol (1+2) 1:00

Kodak Selenium Toned (1+4) 1:30

Hansen_Troy_Selenium board 1 by ken mccown

Troy Hansen's investigation into the selenium pollution ecology (part 1).

abandoned home- selenium by amanda

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mojave 2001

timmy by David L.

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selenium

GE PR-30 Mascot Exposure Meter by arice1

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Accurate little selenium cell meter. The number with the black background is derived from a matrix using the exposure index of the film and the desired shutter speed. Exposure Index equals American Standard exposure index from which ASA was derived. Using ASA will get you pretty close.

Shutter speeds in the matrix only range from 1/5 to 1/400 sec. Film speed or EI from 2.5 to 200. Great for slow films. Ilford PANF Plus.

But, it is a dead accurate little meter.

Portsmouth, NH by Anthony Paris

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selenium-toned print

Is It Safe To Take Selenium While Pregnant? by toodlehub gradec