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Ah yet more Orthopyroxene (the grey and white and yellow and black stuff) with interstitial clinopyroxene (the purple stuff), and there should be some plagioclase in there somewhere. XPL, wof: 4.25mm.
10 January – 28 February 2015
An exhibition featuring: Jonathan Anderson, Adam Buick, Ailbhe Ni Bhriain, Christine Mackey, Flora Parrott
A Thin Place was regarded as a marginal realm, beyond everyday human experience and perception, where mortals could pass into the Otherworld more easily or make contact with those in the Otherworld more willingly.
‘Thin Place’ curated by Ciara Healy, presents the work of five artists living on the west coast of Wales & Ireland. The exhibition aims to show how art, literature, science and theology are interconnected, especially when addressing questions concerning the meaning of our existence.
File name: 09_04_001519
Title: Thin trees III
Creator/Contributor: Woodbury, Charles H. (Charles Herbert), 1864-1940 (artist)
Date created: 1917
Physical description: 1 print : etching ; image 3 3/4 x 5 7/8 in.
Genre: Etchings
Notes: Title and other information from catalog raisonne.; Artist Raisonne: Charles Woodbury / Warren Seamans. Raisonne.org, no. R.ORG CHW-618; Signed lower left: Charles H Woodbury.
Location: Boston Public Library, Print Department
Rights: Rights status not evaluated.
A pitch I completed while at Foundation Post in Chicago. We completed this pitch for the ad agency's internal pitch. My design won internally within the agency and with the client. The final spot was produced by Shilo. They did a great job! View the final piece here: www.geraldmarksoto.com/893876/Wheat-Thins-Can-t-Hide-Snac...
***My original concept was highly influenced at the time by Michael Gagne's taste animations he did for Ratatouille: www.gagneint.com/Final%20site/Animation/Pixar/Ratatouille...
Russian girl Gia Skova conquers Hollywood. The rising model and actress Thin waist of actress Gia Skova
While focusing on the beautiful model and actress Gia Skova
WILD WEEKEND!
It's gonna be a new thing, just you wait. Wild weekend, I will start every Saturday with a picture of an animal, much like Cory's Fireworks Fridays and Tom's Castle Mondays.
I was a Sanaa when I took this shot, eating lunch. It was one of those true Disney moments, not having been eating for 20 minutes and boom, a giraffe. One thing that really gets me about the giraffe is just how THIN they are. You very often see them from the side, or a three-quarters view and you know they are tall and fairly long. But when you see one head-on, they aren't very wide at all. Very thin. Beautiful creatures, though.
Picture is virtually untouched other than some RAW exposure balancing and Nik's Sharpener Pro.
I made these heart-shaped for the love of Valentine's Day. Also I thought it upped the cuteness. I don't have any photos from dipping because it was a mess and I didn't have a photo assistant. Dipping tip: I needed twice as much melted chocolate and I found mixing a tablespoon or two of coconut oil into it helped both the flavor and the ease of coating the cookies.
(thin mints from the chicagoist)
Look to the horizon to see how thin Earth's atmosphere truly is. Credit: Chris Hadfield Twitter account
Some thin plants from our rock garden... I've always thought they were greener than they should have been.
No post-processing (besides cropping).
Montana DNRC Service Forester Shawn Morgan. Thinning projects in the area are part of the Rocky Point-White Swan Forest Resilience Targeted Implemntation Plan (TIP) under Montana Focused Conservation (MFC) and complement other projects completed by CSKT and other partners. This TIP is in partnership with Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes, Lake County Conservation District, and the Montana Departmnet of Natural Resources and Conservation. The purpose of the TIP is to improve forest resilience to weather and pest issues, decrease the likelihood of catastrophic wildfire in the Wildland Urban Interface, and improve forest health. This work may also decrease risk to homes in the area from wildfire. Lake County, MT. June 2021.
Food coloring on water. Used a cheap little dropper. I'm still trying to figure something out so I can get some good double-splash pictures. I think that I'm getting a HVIZ trigger setup. More to come!
Strobist: 1 Canon 430EX @ 1/64 - Camera Lower right fired by a Canon transmitter.
PS on LR
Noticed this colour pattern on the surface of a thin fim (bubble) that had formed in the neck of a well known cleaning product, tried to move flask, pop! bubble gone and unable to repeat!