Conchology - The Study of Sea Shells
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Handsome aerialists with deep-blue iridescent backs and clean white fronts, Tree Swallows are a familiar sight in summer fields and wetlands across northern North America. They chase after flying insects with acrobatic twists and turns, their steely blue-green feathers flashing in the sunlight. Tree Swallows nest in tree cavities; they also readily take up residence in nest boxes. This habit has allowed scientists to study their breeding biology in detail, and makes them a great addition to many a homeowner’s yard or field.
4 minutes before sunset. The golden rim of the setting sun picks up the blue sky and white clouds. But it's the colors reflected in the calm sea that make this photo special. Enjoy!
Photo taken from the bluffs near the Mar Vista trailhead, just south of New San Simeon.
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Nature's preferred, insistent and persistent formation is a hexagon, and the structure of hoarfrost is no exception. Impossible to see with the naked eye, it is so fascinating to get a close up shot to reveal one of Nature's tiny miracles.
I used three extension tubes (13mm, 21mm and 31mm) added to the macro lens.
The buildings were both started in 1885 with the Jail opening in 1886 and the Court House in 1887. Originally, the Council had decided to open the buildings on the date of Queen Victoria’s Golden Jubilee which was June 22, 1887. It was suggested to allow $500.00 to pay for the festivities. However, the money was returned to a general fund as it was never spent because the buildings were opened instead on May 9, at the beginning of the spring assizes
George F. Durand was born in 1850 to Scottish parents. His artistic ability encouraged his father to enroll him in Peel’s Art School, London, where after two years of study, specializing in marble sculpturing, Durand began his studies in architecture in apprenticeship with London architect, William Robinson. After completing his apprenticeship, Durand moved to the United States, where he helped with the designs of the New York State Capital Building for a short time.
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Another concrete study from my Metropolis series, kind of the antithesis of the Kanchanaburi trekking pics posted recently :)
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"Study nature, love nature, stay close to nature. It will never fail you."
(Frank Lloyd Wright)
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Another study in color grading.
I took this RAW shot 5 years ago and it is technically all wrong. I clearly remember the day since it was one of my first outings with my new Sony camera. Randi with her sharp eye pointed out the interesting patterns on the sand dunes in Malibu and I took this and a few similar shots. I clearly used the wrong aperture, the focus is off and framing is haphazard.
I have come back to this photo a few times over the years, intrigued by the shadows in the sand but not knowing what to do.
Recently, as I am learning more about color theory and color grading techniques, I have taken a swipe at editing this photo in a complementary color scheme. While the raw file is totally lacking color, with typical SoCal grayish sand, ocean and sky, this edit is specifically focused on complimentary orange and blue hues, evoking African sand dunes by the Indian Ocean.
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Imagen del Centro Islámico del Complejo Hazrati Imam, el cual tiene como objetivo estudiar, preservar y presentar el patrimonio científico, cultural y espiritual islámico de Uzbekistán.
El edificio es una estructura de tres plantas y mide 161 metros de longitud y unos 118 de anchura. La cúpula central se eleva 65 metros de altura con cuatro grandes portales con 34 metros de altura cada uno. El edificio se inspira en el modo arquitectónico timúrida.
Image of the Islamic Center at the Hazrati Imam Complex, which aims to study, preserve, and present the Islamic scientific, cultural, and spiritual heritage of Uzbekistan.
The building is a three-story structure measuring 161 meters long and approximately 118 meters wide. The central dome rises 65 meters high and features four large portals, each 34 meters tall. The building is inspired by Timurid architectural style.
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