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With just the tiniest of leaves beginning to sprout, the wild blueberry stem is fragile and resilient.
Looking down the stem of a small sipping glass. Taken with a Canon 60mm USM Macro lens. Type L for a better view.
Our Daily Challenge - Fill the Frame - 2/17/12
Lisa Hofmaninger - Es sind Blüten von Trauben - Musik Salon - 02.02.2025 - Jazzit Musik Club Salzburg
Besetzung:
Sarah Jung: Sprecherin;
Anna Lang: Cello;
Anna Widauer: Gesang;
Alois Eberl: Posaune;
Dieter Stemmer: Klavier;
Helene Glüxam: Kontrabass;
Lisa Hofmaninger: Komposition, Bassklarinette
Flower stems and leaf stems, that all stemmed from the garden, all sitting in a long stemmed wine glass.
A couple of white lights from
below.
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Orion plants his left, then swings through with his right as he executes a turn while running free at full speed on scent in the forest near my home...
Weather-wise, the day was nice. While January was mostly cloudy and gloomy with drizzle, we've been remarkably snow-free, so far. I'll take it. One good day is one less chance for a bad one. The rest of the week looks more like a typical February, our worst Winter month for cold, snow and ice storms.
I made a stem for Dan's bike a couple of months ago. Since I never got good pics of Dan's bike because of last year's NAHBS craziness, we decided to take some pics with the new stem.
Hopefully I can join Dan at the Cirque Du Cyclisme this year in Leesburg, June 8-10. Kind of depends on when baby arrives. Either way Tommy will be there representing Bishop. If you are in the area, you should check it out. It is a great event with a great vibe and fun rides. www.cirqueducyclisme.com/
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Before fibre optics was ever thought of nature was there first...Hydrangea stem showing the intricate feeding system that delivers nutrients to the buds. Love nature! ☺
Made with Processing, Lee Byron's Mesh library and ProXML library.
This little program looks for photos on flickr by a given search word. Afterwards, the colors of the photos are analyzed. The color itself gets detected and how often each color is found. This data is the foundation of every stem. Each segment represents one color of the photo, the diameter shows the quantity. The cell resolution in all segments is based on the brightness of the color.
Three rose stems in water in a three sided glass vase. Other stems are reflections.
Shot with Profoto 600 overhead and to camera left. Metered with Sekonic 358 but underexposed by two stops. Image cropped in post.
Last night I was privileged to attend a lecture by prominent African American educator, advocate and mathematician Freeman Hrabowski III. His appearance was part of a yearly lecture series sponsored by the wife of the late Senator Mark O. Hatfield.
Hrabowski spoke about his journey as a young child in Alabama listening to Dr. Martin Luther King speak, marching for civil rights and being jailed at 12 years old. How his first name stems from the first "free man" born in his family and his last denoting the last name of his families ancestral Polish slave owner Hrabowski. He is now President of one of the most successful research universities in the country, served as the chair for an Obama advisory committee, and speaks around the world about bringing diversity and equality to STEM (Science/Technology/Engineering/Math) research. He's a rare mix of supreme intelligence and personality to match.
The lecture and the stats he provided made me think about my trip to South Carolina and my first encounter with that dark part of US history. This photo is of the historic slave cabins that still reside at Boone Plantation in Mt. Pleasant. We heard unfiltered stories about the brutal living conditions, inhumane treatment, and how many slaves didn't even survive the arduous trip to the US. A lot has changed since then, but the systemic problems still exist....even in institutions of higher learning.
Hrabowski ended his lecture with this, "“Watch your thoughts become your words. Your words become your actions. Your actions become your habits. Your habits become your character, and your character become your destiny!” Inspiring words from an inspiring person.
Image with my Hasselblad 500cm
Surely one of the most alien-looking plants on the planet!
This is in the Temperate House at Kew Gardens.
Painting my kitchen today, "French Blue", which is probably an inappropriate color for a kitchen, but we like it.
Have a good weekend, and I will check your photos soon!
Rain Drops on a Grevillia Flower, we've finally had a little rain after months of drought
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South Coast of New South Wales
Shoalhaven
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#14 Repurposed, January Monthly Scavenger Hunt
Something simple. The stems are just as nice as the flowers, aren't they!
The milk bottle is being used as a vase!
Took this yesterday on the way home but too poorly to upload... Love the way the stems are hanging on here - almost looks like a spider