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Photos in use by ARKive.org
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The photos in this row show three Viola kamtschadalorum photos selected by ARKive.org for use. The captions below the photos are those used by ARKIVE.ORG on their website. You can click on the logo above to go to the ARKive website and search for these photos.
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 Viola kamtschadalorum flower opening |
 Viola kamtschadalorum buds |
 Viola kamtschadalorum flower opening |
The photos in this row show an additional three Viola kamtschadalorum photos selected by ARKive.org for use. The captions below the photos are those used by ARKIVE.ORG on their website. You can click on the logo above to go to the ARKive website and search for these photos.
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 Viola kamtschadalorum flower; side view |
 Viola kamtschadalorum flower close up |
 Viola kamtschadalorum flower close up |
The photos in this row show three more Viola kamtschadalorum photos selected by ARKive.org for use. The captions below the photos are those used by ARKIVE.ORG on their website. You can click on the logo above to go to the ARKive website and search for these photos.
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 Viola kamtschadalorum in habitat |
 Viola kamtschadalorum |
 Viola kamtschadalorum seed pod |
The single photo in this row shows the final Viola kamtschadalorum photo selected by ARKive.org for use. The caption below the photo is the caption used by ARKIVE.ORG on their website. You can click on the logo above to go to the ARKive website and search for these photos.
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 Viola kamtschadalorum flower |
The photos in this row show two Viola blandaeformis photos selected by ARKive.org for use. The captions below the photos are those used by ARKIVE.ORG on their website. You can click on the logo above to go to the ARKive website and search for these photos.
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 Viola blandaeformis flower opening |
 Viola blandaeformis flower |
The photos in this row show the final two Viola blandaeformis photos selected by ARKive.org for use. The captions below the photos are those used by ARKIVE.ORG on their website. You can click on the logo above to go to the ARKive website and search for these photos.
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 Viola blandaeformis |
 Viola blandaeformis leaf |
| Photos Used in a Doctoral Thesis on the Ginkgo Tree (Details & Link in Row Text) |
The following 3 photos were used in a Doctoral Thesis prepared by B.M. Begović Bego in Croatia. The title of the work is Nature's Miracle. The thesis is a treatise on the Ginkgo biloba tree. Our photos can be found on the pages shown below the photos. You can download the complete THESIS HERE. Be forewarned - it is 40.5 MB and you'll need Adobe Acrobat Reader 9.0 or newer to be able to open it after downloading.
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 Page 204 (Showa-Kinen Park) |
 Page 218 (Beautiful Summer Color Ginkgo) |
 Page 219 (Beautiful Autumn Color Ginkgo) |
| Photo Used in "Shemya Island Nature Discovery Guide" (Details & Link in Row Text) |
The outlined portion of the photo shown below was used as one of 5 cover images in the 56 page book entitled "Shemya Island Nature Discovery Guide". This work was authored by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Alaska Maritime National Wildlife Refuge in June 2010. It was prepared specifically for the United States Air Force service men and women who are serving on Shemya Island. You can download the complete BOOK HERE. This work is 8.4 MB in size and you'll need Adobe Acrobat Reader 9.0 or newer to be able to open it after downloading.
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 Kamchatka Thistle - One of the 5 Cover Photos - Portion Used is Outlined |
| Photos Used on a Website for Meditation (Details & Link in Row Text) |
The portion of the 2 image collage shown below which is above the yellow line was used ON THIS WEB PAGE as an advertisement for a meditation course. We have no idea how long the listed website will be available, and therefore we are including an image of the website so that when/if it disappears that we will still have an archive of it. The person who used it indicated that he wanted to show that sometimes a person's thoughts can be free flowing and at other times they may be like ice. He did not want the distraction of people in the image he used, which is why he cropped out the people.
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 Often our thoughts are more fixed and rigid than we think. If we stop grasping pleasurable, and pushing away aversive thoughts, they may flow freely (in equanimity) with delicious benefits. |
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| As of April 2013 that is all of our photos which are in use by others |
| Thanks so much for taking the time to look at this page. We appreciate your time and we hope that you too may find something on one of our sites that you may be interested in using! Of course you know this site - http://danwiz.com, but do you know my partner's (Kazuya Numazawa) website? You can find it HERE - Click on the "Studies of Plants and Wildlife" link in the new window. By the way, you may search either of our websites for what you need using one of the Google Search boxes below. |
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