Flickr set of the week is Namibia 2006 by rutherfordfamily. And not just because ‘rutherfordfamily’ is in fact my brother (hi Dom).
Some zebras
An oryx
Guineafowl
another zebra
Lots more good stuff where those came from.
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Sorry, I forgot yesterday, so Flickr set of the week is a day late, but worth waiting for. It’s the remarkable Digital Dendrology by phyredesign.
“I’m fascinated by how things are structured in nature. This year, I have begun taking samples from the branches I collect, and preparing slides for viewing under a microscope. After identifying the type of tree to which the branch belongs, I use a digital camera attachment on my microscope to photograph the samples. Piecing together over fifty photographs for each sample, each final image is a 100x magnification of a glimpse of life not seen by the human eye alone. They become abstract structures reminiscent of any number of things.”
White Mulberry:
Unidentified:
Flickr set of the week this week is Good Decorating by MikeLove. This are “examples of good decorating from the Practical Encyclopedia of Good Decorating and Home Improvement (1970)”.
Flickr set of the week is Tyneham – the village that died for D-Day by Whipper_snapper.
‘In 1943 the War Department closed Tyneham village near Lulworth in Dorset for D-Day training preparations.
The villagers never returned as the War Department kept the village as a post-war training area and tank artillery range for nearby Lulworth and Bovington camps.
Today most of the buildings are gaunt and empty, like a war zone, but the Army does allow visitors to return to the village on a regular basis.’
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FSotW: Japanese people
Flickr set of the week is Japanese people by manganite.
