This is Carbon a free range longhorns on a mission of love. Spring love has hit the Wichita Mountain Wildlife Refuge, and the bulls are in full force ready for mating.
16 Photographs, RELIGIOUS ART - Photography from the Bible by William Mortensen, Frantisek Drtikol, Clive Barda ang Michal Baratz Koren, with footnotes, #3
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Salome,MICHAL BARATZ KOREN,Jehudith,John the Baptist,Daughters of Lot,RELIGIOUS ART,Queen of Sheba,Delilah,Nicola Beller-Carbone,Adam & Eve,Anja Silja,Bathsheba,Hagar,Frantisek Drtikol,Rahav,
it’s truly a waste of resources me finding all these new pics, a couple of them even on hd when the fandom is such a dead corpse.
on the other hand i should be paid to correct every wrongly dated caption on getty & other agencies and also to put together the ultimate photobook about the killers
Alfred Nybom :: Nuori nainen (Young woman) · Maud Allan, hiilivedos (carbon print), 1905 | src Suomen valokuvataiteen museon kokoelma - Collection of the Finnish Museum of Photography
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Alfred Nybom, 1903 | Collection of the Finnish Museum of Photography : Piktorialismi exhibit
Elshaw House Zero Carbon building Cambridge St Sheffield
Elshaw House Zero Carbon building Cambridge St Sheffield
The 1st Zero Carbon building progresses in Sheffield. Not really Zero carbon, pushing their fake climate change agenda. Adding to the soulless buildings in Sheffield.
Elshaw House Cambridge St Sheffield
All the best
Tim
Spotted Salamanders (Ambystoma maculatum), family Ambystomatidae, Vermont, USA
The egg mass is greenish, because of the presence of a green alga (Oophila amblystomatis) that only grows in the egg masses of Spotted Salamanders.
This alga feeds off of carbon dioxide and waste substances produced by the embryos/larvae, and provides the embryos with oxygen and products of photosynthesis for nutrition, in turn.
Not all spotted salamander egg masses have this alga.
Lakes that are rich in carbonates and phosphorous, such as Mono Lake in California, are thought to have been common on early Earth, perhaps providing an environment for life to form.
PHOTOGRAPH BY ROBERT HARDING PICTURE LIBRARY, NAT GEO IMAGE COLLECTION