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This is a green house on the campus of cal State Long Beach many years ago. Took a late night walk and found this photographic opportunity!
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It is said that you wait for a bus and then three arrive all together. Today, a wet rainy miserable “summer” Thursday, was one such. / Unbelievably, I saw several butterflies, there was VERY good news from the hospital and then, this, a baby stoat playing in the wilds of the University of York campus. / It’s rare enough to see one of these elusive little creatures, but to actually photograph one is a dream beyond imagination. And on such a special day too (also my long ago first dog’s birthday. Happy Birthday, Lassie) / 140808 / SH50 crop only / 140808 / 100% of ALL sales will benefit Butterfly Conservation Society (UK). / www.butterfly-conservation.org My Images Do Not Belong To The Public Domain. All images and writing are copyright © jesika 2005-2008. All Rights Reserved. Copying, altering, displaying or redistribution of any of these images without written permission from the artist is strictly prohibited.
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This image was taken on the Berry College campus in Rome, Georgia. The Berry campus is the largest campus in the world at nearly 30,000 acres. It consists of fields and forest and mountains lands which have designated portions open to the public for hiking, cycling, horse back riding, and other outdoor activities. The large deer population is reputed to outnumber the students by eight to one! About half the campus is a wildlife refuge where no hunting is allowed. The other half (almost 16,000 acres) is managed by the Georgia Department of Natural Resources where hunts are managed in an attempt to control the deer population and provide recreational opportunities within department regulations. With a permit fishing is allowed on some of the campus lakes and streams. Other wildlife often seen on campus are wild turkeys, seasonal ducks and geese, skunks, and squirrels. Please don’t copy or download this image. My photos may NOT be reproduced and/or used in any form without my written permission. If you want this photograph, I would be honored for you to purchase it. ©2008 Patricia Montgomery | Bucks Mountain Galleries | All rights reserved.
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Memorial Church at night in the Stanford Campus
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An aerial view of Napier University at Craighouse Campus, Edinburgh, Scotland. A fabulous set of Grade A listed buildings close to the central district of Morningside, with its numerous shops, cafes and bars. Craighouse campus, set in woods and parkland, is home to Music, the arts and social sciences. Craighouse currently houses part of the School of Creative Industries with Communication Arts and Music courses based here. The campus is also home to many service departments including the University Principal’s Office. Craighouse is one of eight Napier campus sites spread over Edinburgh. BEST VIEWED LARGER Related shots can be found at: Edinburgh and Lowland Scotland. / To see more aeriel views of Edinburgh, click on any of the pictures below /
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Beauty of architecture and nature.
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The giant matchbox-building, at Brunswick campus of RMIT, at dusk around Winter Solstice time—the sun has gone about as far North as it is going to go, giving nice reflections on the wooden sides on a clear evening such as this one. This building (officially called the Textiles Building, and once home to Melbourne Institute of Textiles) reminds me of the types of things people make out of ‘recycled’ matchsticks. Also its shape is like a huge matchbox! It’s insulating facade is made from Western red cedar, not the indigenous Australian red cedar which is rare. This interesting structure adds a wonderful atmosphere to the suburb, without which I don’t think Brunswick would really be complete. See also the housing commission highrise.
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Our amazing Ohio State Marching band kicking off one of the Ohio State football games…
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A couple relaxes on the picturesque campus of Berry College, just three miles north of Rome, Georgia on Highway 27. Please don’t copy or download this image. My photos may NOT be reproduced and/or used in any form without my written permission. If you want this photograph, I would be honored for you to purchase it. ©2008 Patricia Montgomery | Bucks Mountain Galleries | All rights reserved.
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Big Todd on Campus
by MechellereneOkay, I know I’ve been a bit absent and distant…things at work and on the homefront have been major stressy these past few weeks. I’m …
Okay, I know I’ve been a bit absent and distant…things at work and on the homefront have been major stressy these past few weeks. I’m trying to keep up with all your wonderful work, and keep in touch with my dear mates here in the Bubble but it has been difficult, and I so apologize. I hope to get caught up with you and get my and Snappy’s collab. posted by Sunday evening!! Kumar!! You must be as busy as me recently! Where have you been!!! Anyway…we have a new friend in the “big Bubble house”, Toddmess (hey blamo, is there room for one more?). He’s a fellow metro DC artist, my personal mentor (Todd…you’ve a generous soul, man!!), and an amazing art prof. He does all type of media…3-D, oil, pencil, photography, film, script-writing. He’s too big for our town, that’s for sure!!! We’re lucky to have him around! Please go say “hi”, and give him a big welcome if you have a few extra moments today. You won’t be disappointed!!! Todd ...so glad you got the Smoking Bot up! LOLOLOLOL!!!
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The old converted Dalgety Woolstore now houses Deakin University’s Waterfront Campus, on a piece of prime real estate. Having had the pleasure to look around inside, it’s wonderful that they retained much of the old woolstore and modernised it where it was needed. One shot HDR
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Title: Failure / Capture Date: 12/08/2007 / Dimensions: 3872×2495 / Exposure: 1/5 sec at f/5.0 / Focal Length: 65mm / ISO: 1000 / Filter: No / Flash: No / Uploaded Date: 12/08/2007 / Comments: I shot this at my nephew’s graduation from the University of Texas at Austin (GO Longhorns!). I just thought it was interesting that this chair was empty. / Please visit my site: – Charles Dobbs Photography and receive a 10% discount off my RedBubble Pricing when you order RedBubble Products directly from me! LOOK at some of my other great photographs! / © 2008 Charles Dobbs Photography. All photographs and artworks in this portfolio are copyrighted and owned by the artist, Charles Dobbs. Any reproduction, modification, publication, transmission, transfer, or exploitation of the content, for personal or commercial use, whether in whole or in part, without written permission from the artist is strictly prohibited. All rights reserved.
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As I grow I realise new elements to old things. / That development is important, but so is being able to breath. / To have places to run away to. To regenerate as we work. The place of the park in the city. / It’s important. It makes me sad to see fountains not running in the City of Melbourne. / I’ll be glad to see the day when we have enough water to hear the relaxing trickle. / To feel the coolness. In the meantime, I’ll try to think more green.
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Melbourne
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Bad days and Bartenders
by Leoni VenterYou can say what you like about bartenders: How they get to listen to everyone’s troubles, how they dispense advice in equal amounts with…
Almost completely auto-biographical … all the campus-related events in this story happened to me, over the course of about two weeks. I felt I had to do something with all that humiliation so I wrote this story :-) More detail on my public humiliation at the end of the story ;)
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at Greenwich University Campus, London, England
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The Brunswick RMIT buildings photographed on a cloudy day—overhead power for train in upper foreground, birds flying across the shot. The giant matchbox-building, at Brunswick campus of RMIT building (officially called the Textiles Building, ... I have more images btw) reminds me of the types of things people make out of ‘recycled’ matchsticks. Also its shape is like a huge matchbox! It’s insulating facade is made from Western red cedar, not the indigenous Australian red cedar which is rare. The interesting structure adds a wonderful atmosphere to the suburb, without which I don’t think Brunswick would really be complete. See also the housing commission highrise.
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The giant matchbox-building, at Brunswick campus of RMIT, at dusk around Winter Solstice time—the sun has gone about as far North as it is going to go, giving nice reflections on the wooden sides on a clear evening such as this one. This building (officially called the Textiles Building, and once home to Melbourne Institute of Textiles) reminds me of the types of things people make out of ‘recycled’ matchsticks. Also its shape is like a huge matchbox! It’s insulating facade is made from Western red cedar, not the indigenous Australian red cedar which is rare. This interesting structure (I have more images btw) adds a wonderful atmosphere to the suburb, without which I don’t think Brunswick would really be complete. See also the housing commission highrise.
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The giant matchbox-building, at Brunswick campus of RMIT, at dusk around Winter Solstice time—the sun has gone about as far North as it is going to go, giving nice reflections on the wooden sides on a clear evening such as this one. This building (officially called the Textiles Building, and once home to Melbourne Institute of Textiles) reminds me of the types of things people make out of ‘recycled’ matchsticks. Also its shape is like a huge matchbox! It’s insulating facade is made from Western red cedar, not the indigenous Australian red cedar which is rare. This interesting structure adds a wonderful atmosphere to the suburb, without which I don’t think Brunswick would really be complete. See also the housing commission highrise.
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Second sale! =)
by rmcbuckeyeSecond sale… first card..
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