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Images Dated 3rd September 2009 (page 8)

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Images Dated 3rd September 2009: Romania, Transylvania, Brasov. Romanian orthodox church The Assumption of the Virgin, c

Romania, Transylvania, Brasov. Romanian orthodox church The Assumption of the Virgin, c. 1895

Images Dated 3rd September 2009: Europe, Romania

Europe, Romania
Romania, Transylvania, Brasov. Brasov History Museum, buidling c. 1420. Coat of Arms & city symbol with clock tower

Romania, Transylvania, Brasov. Architectural detail of rooftop statues in downtown Brasov

Romania, Transylvania, Brasov. The Black Church, detail of wooden door with iron latch

Europe, Romania
Romania, Transylvania, Brasov. Romanian orthodox church The Assumption of the Virgin, c. 1895

Europe, Romania
Romania, Transylvania, Brasov. Statue of Honterus in front of the Gothic Black Church

Europe, Romania
Romania, Transylvania, Brasov. Statue of Honterus in front of the The Black Church

Europe, Romania
Romania, Transylvania, Brasov. The Black Church, Gothic historic bell & clock tower with brightly painted clock face

Images Dated 3rd September 2009: Romania, Transylvania, Brasov. The Black Church, Gothic historic bell & clock tower

Romania, Transylvania, Brasov. The Black Church, Gothic historic bell & clock tower with brightly painted clock face

Romania, Transylvania, Brasov. The Gothic Black Church, historic bell & clock tower

Namibia, Damaraland. Elephants roam freely while eating near lodges at Twyfelfontein Lodge

Namibia, Damaraland, Twyfelfontein. Close-up of rock engravings or petroglyphs

Images Dated 3rd September 2009: New Zealand fur seal

New Zealand fur seal (Arctocephalus forsteri) resting on a rock. Fur seals are so-named for their thick pelt, unlike true seals which have only a thin covering of hair. Photographed in New Zealand

Images Dated 3rd September 2009: Cape hare

Cape hare (Lepus capensis) sheltering under a bush. Cape hares are found throughout Africa, and have spread to many parts of Europe, the Middle East and Asia

Images Dated 3rd September 2009: Caesarian section, 17th century artwork

Caesarian section, 17th century artwork. Woman giving birth with a surgeon (left) preparing to perform a Caesarian section

Images Dated 3rd September 2009: Armillary sphere, 16th century artwork

Armillary sphere, 16th century artwork. The Earth (centre) is shown at an angle, surrounded by geographical and celestial lines such as the equator and the tropics, and the plane of the ecliptic

Images Dated 3rd September 2009: Green frog tadpole

Green frog tadpole. This tadpole of the green frog (rana clamitans) is at the four legged stage and is very similar in appearance to the adult frog, except for the remains of the tail

Images Dated 3rd September 2009: Ptolemys ruler, 16th century artwork

Ptolemys ruler, 16th century artwork. This instrument was used to make measurements of the orbits of the planets. Ptolemy is the figure using the instrument

Images Dated 3rd September 2009: Earths zones, 16th century artwork

Earths zones, 16th century artwork. The zones are temperate, burning, and frozen. The signs of the zodiac form a curved belt across centre

Images Dated 3rd September 2009: Solar quadrant, 16th century artwork

Solar quadrant, 16th century artwork. This quadrant is being used to measure the angle of declination of the Sun (top right)

Images Dated 3rd September 2009: Chinese and Sinhalese, 18th century text

Chinese and Sinhalese, 18th century text
Chinese and Sinhalese text, 18th century manuscript. The Chinese characters and names (left) are for weights and measures, and the proper names of places and people

Images Dated 3rd September 2009: Chat flycatcher feeding its chick

Chat flycatcher feeding its chick
Chat flycatcher (Melaenornis infuscatus) feeding its chick. Photographed in the Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park, South Africa

Images Dated 3rd September 2009: Universal harmony, 17th century artwork

Universal harmony, 17th century artwork. This woodcut is from the book Harmonicorum (Paris, 1636) by the French theologian, philosopher and music theorist Marin Mersenne (1588-1648)

Images Dated 3rd September 2009: Northern royal albatross

Northern royal albatross (Diomedea sanfordi). Photographed in New Zealand

Images Dated 3rd September 2009: Salvins albatross in flight

Salvins albatross in flight
Salvins albatross (Thalassarche salvini) in flight. Photographed in New Zealand

Images Dated 3rd September 2009: Shell geometry, 16th century artwork

Shell geometry, 16th century artwork. The lines from the shell (bottom) demonstrate the connection between geometry and design

Images Dated 3rd September 2009: Phases of the Moon, 16th century artwork

Phases of the Moon, 16th century artwork. These phases date from the years 1565 to 1576. This artwork is from the book The cosmographical glasse (London, 1559) by the English author William Cunningham

Images Dated 3rd September 2009: Childbirth, 17th century artwork

Childbirth, 17th century artwork. Woman giving birth in a canopied bed, aided by a midwife. This woodcut is from the book La commare oriccoglitrice (Venice)

Images Dated 3rd September 2009: Amanita (Amanita frostiana) mushroom

Amanita (Amanita frostiana) mushroom
Frosts amanita (Amanita frostiana) mushroom. Photographed in Vermont, USA

Images Dated 3rd September 2009: Atlas cosmology, 16th century artwork

Atlas cosmology, 16th century artwork. Atlas with the Earth on his shoulders in an armillary sphere. The sphere shows the zodiac signs, and the four elements

Images Dated 3rd September 2009: White-fronted tern

White-fronted tern (Sterna striata) perched on a rock. Photographed in New Zealand

Images Dated 3rd September 2009: Black billed gull in flight

Black billed gull in flight
Black billed gull (Larus bulleri) in flight. Photographed in New Zealand

Images Dated 3rd September 2009: Gibsons wandering albatrosses

Gibsons wandering albatrosses (Diomedea exulans gibsoni). This bird has the longest wingspan of any bird, it can measure up to 3.5 metres

Images Dated 3rd September 2009: Salvins albatross

Salvins albatross (Thalassarche salvini). Photographed in New Zealand

Images Dated 3rd September 2009: Cape fox with prey

Cape fox with prey
Cape fox (Vulpes chama) with prey. The cape fox is a small fox, measuring up to 60 centimetres, that inhabits the grasslands and savannahs of southern Africa

Images Dated 3rd September 2009: Blueberries (Vaccinium sp. )

Blueberries (Vaccinium sp. )
Blueberries (Vaccinium sp.). Ripe (blue) and unripe blueberries on a bush. Photographed in Vermont, USA

Images Dated 3rd September 2009: Red billed gull

Red billed gull (Larus scopulinus). Photographed in New Zealand

Images Dated 3rd September 2009: Carillon, 17th century artwork

Carillon, 17th century artwork. Seated figure playing a musical instrument known as a carillon. This woodcut is from the book Harmonicorum (Paris, 1636) by the French theologian

Images Dated 3rd September 2009: Cube perspectives, 16th century artwork

Cube perspectives, 16th century artwork. The lines show the perspectives of a cube seen from two different angles. Woodcut from the book Institutiones geometricae (Paris)

Images Dated 3rd September 2009: Measuring device, 16th century artwork

Measuring device, 16th century artwork. This is a quadrangulum and lanceolam. Woodcut from the book Institutiones geometricae (Paris)

Images Dated 3rd September 2009: Violin, 17th century artwork

Violin, 17th century artwork. Violin bows and diagrams of musical scales surround the violin. This woodcut is from the book Harmonicorum (Paris, 1636) by the French theologian

Images Dated 3rd September 2009: Cheetah climbing off a tree

Cheetah climbing off a tree
Cheetah (Acynonix jubatus) climbing off a tree. This big cat relies on stealth and speed to catch prey. It can reach a top speed of about 68 miles per hour

Images Dated 3rd September 2009: Cape fox mother and young

Cape fox mother and young
Cape fox (Vulpes chama) mother and young. Female cape foxes give birth to a litter of between 3 and 6 pups after a gestation period of around 50 days

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