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Surface parking lot located on 10th street, between 4th and 5th avenues.
This photo is part of a project to photograph every parking structure in downtown Minneapolis. For more about this project, visit: www.wowflutter.com/parking-lots-and-parking-ramps-in-down...
This giant surface coal mine serves the Four Corners Power Plant nearby. It would also supply coal to the Desert Rock power plant, if it's built.
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SAN DIEGO (Aug. 14, 2014) Sailors from the Wasp-class amphibious assault ship USS Essex (LHD 2) prepare to carry a patient as part of the stretcher-bearer competition during Surface Line Week 2014. Surface Line Week 2014 is an annual competition sponsored by Naval Surface Forces and features activities dedicated to friendly competition in a variety of professional and sporting events. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class Sean P. Gallagher/Released)
Ooilte Interpretive Site and Trailhead, Owyhee County; Antonia Hedrick
This geologic formation is called the Shoofly Oolite. Oolite (egg stone) is sedimentary limestone composed of tiny ooids, which form when calcium carbonate precipitates in concentric layers around individual grains of sand. The Shoofly Oolite is one of the largest freshwater lakebed oolites known in the world.
Most other examples of ooid formation and deposition are found in wave-agitated sea waters or on the beds of much saltier lakes. Wave action that varied with the seasons, the weather, and the types of sediment in the water washed the ooids back and forth in the shallows on the southwestern side of Lake Idaho, depositing them from 2 to 40 feet thick on steeper benches near the shore.
Erosion carried away softer siltstone and volcanic tuffs but left the more resistant oolite to weather above the mud flats. Small, isolated deposits are exposed discontinuously across the 40 miles between this spot and Murphy. In some places, the upper surface of the oolite has been sculpted into hummocks, small arches, and other intriguing
shapes.
Beach sands of varying thickness underlie the oolite. Siltstone, deposited by lake waters, forms the stratum above it. Rivers and fans at the base of the adjacent mountain slopes later deposited a veneer of alluvium over the lake deposits.
The physical and chemical properties of the Shoofly Oolite provide the foundation for the unique set of plants and fossils found here. Few other lands in Idaho support such a rich suite of rare species in such a small area.
Organized and curated by Sydney Mainster, Materials Lab Curator, with faculty support from Charlton Lewis and Joyce Rosner.
Photographed by June Jung, School of Architecture Visual Resources Collection Photography TA
These black light paintings are by a friend of mine who has passed away. He always wanted them to be seen by the world, I’m happy to finally make that happen. If they ‘move’ you, or if you’ve seen such scenes in dreams, feel free to contact me. You’ll notice an Ankh in many of his paintings, with the letters I and S. He was a very spiritually connected guy. His name for God was, ‘The IS’.
SAN DIEGO (Aug. 15, 2014) Sailors enjoy chili and cake entered in a cook off competition during the Naval Surface Force, U.S. Pacific Fleet Surface Line Week. More than 40 commands participated in professional and athletic events.. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class Zachary Bell/Released)
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Surface parking lot located nearby the Star Tribune between 5th / Portland Avenues and 3rd / 4th Streets. See where this picture was taken, on a map. [?]
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Every impact.
Every moment of light.
A world waiting to be touched.
NASA Apollo Missions Photo Archive
Apollo 11, AS11-38-5594
Remixed
I never realised how difficult to capture these animals are. There were hundreds of them swimming all around us, but you never knew when they would surface, and when they did, their heads never really left the water.
Therefore, most pictures portrayed only their backs and dorsal fins.
These two are common dolphins, by the way - not that there's anything common about them!
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As we were driving past a small harbour my wife suddenly exclaimed that there was something huge in the water and that she thought it was a turtle. I quickly turned around,drove down, and parked near the sea wall. Soon a small turtle surfaced near us and then over the next hour a second one joined it and finally a third very large one came up for air a few times, although I never managed to get a good shot of it.
Taken roughly the same time and place as the below image. Different angle. This was the view late this afternoon looking towards Seattle proper from West Seattle. Taken with the iPhone 4s. West Seattle, 2011.