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Outbound on Route 34 BALTIMORE, SEPTA-surface air-electric PCC 2526 (St Louis 1940) turns onto Baltimore AV @40th & Woodland 8-20-80
Surface of stentor, we can see the rows of cilia.
Nikon TE300, Plan Apo 40x/0.95, DIC, flash, Canon T3i mounted on the front port of the TE300
Broad leaved pondweed, (Potamogeton natans). Such a prosaic name for what is such a lovely fresh water plant. Here after the rain. The pattern, with an almost rosette of the bronzed, shiny leaves, plus the raindrops, all attracted me.
Borrowdale, from the boardwalk around the southern edge of Derwentwater. (The plant was in a stream in the boggy area inland)
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Quick-Look Hill-shaded Colour Relief Image of 2014 25cm LIDAR Composite Digital Surface Model (DSM).
Data supplied by Environment Agency under the Open Government Licence agreement. For details please go to: www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/doc/open-government-licence/v...
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Microsoft Surface 5 için gelen son bilgilerde artan depolama alanına ve Intel Kaby Lake işlemcilere dikkat çekildi.
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Some photos of my old MOC. I already posted one photo of this vehicle 10 years ago. These I found on my brickshelf (I totally forgot about this site).
The old photo: Surface Explorer on flickr
Punkaharju, Finland 21.7.2010
"Surface thrills"
Nikon D700 & Sigma 105mm
ISO400, F7.1, 1/60 Handheld and manual focused in ambient light.
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This surface water pump at Gilsizer Slough cannot be used this year due to the critical drought conditions in Yuba City, CA, Friday, August 28, 2015. The pump would normally draw water from the slough for agriculture irrigation, but less and less water was drawn over the past four years. Now, no water can be drawn. A well (near by) was drilled to draw ground water from the aquifer below. The flow of water is delivered to this and other fields by way of underground pipes, control valves and surface canals.
Other fields that use the Gilsizer Slough have been helped by the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) Gilsizer Slough Project that features the installation of 40 high efficiency irrigation systems (50% water saving) and 40 vegetative cover crops and filter strips; and the adoption of nutrient and pest management practices by 40 producers.
USDA Photo By Lance Cheung.
A new trio of products manufactured with the rotational moulding technique. A two seater sofa an armchair and smaller table-front armchair complete the “Magic Hole” series.
The three pieces project a clean silhouette with straight surfaces ending in nicely rounded curves and slim sectional legs. The stylistic and functional design contrasts with and enhances the linearity of the pieces. An internal flared orange “pocket” was created in the interior hollow curve of both arms. A perfect cavity functioning as a magazine holder and decorative to boot, thanks to the strong contrast of the orange against the black single mould frame.
Comfortable, light, shock resistant and weather proof, the Magic Hole garden collection is perfect for outdoor use - ideal in the garden, on the terrace, poolside or in the dehors of public places.
The ice on Lake Charlevoix is melting, and until I got in it I hadn't thought about how complicated a process that is. It doesn't simply become thinner and thinner until it disappears. It actually becomes...well I was going to say porous, but I think fibrous is more accurate if you indulge me about the "fibers" being relatively short. It is a giant pack of ice splinters that remains mostly intact because the splinters have nowhere to go, except on the edges. There they get pushed around and piled up by the moving water, or heaved up in chunks by the wader-clad knee of a curious photographer. Once out of the water and onto the surface, the chunks break apart with a merry tinkle (see photo in comments below). I wish someone would come with me and shoot video.
During the golden hour, when the sun is pretty much sideways, it's hard for the light to penetrate this mass of splinters. But it glints all over the uneven surface and the texture is amazing if you look closely. Fun to scoot around on, too--it squishes like a bog. Just make sure you stay where it's not too deep if you bust through!