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I made this B&W edit following some friendly advice. The original was in color, this was taken in the bridge that surrounds the Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao, Spain. In said bridge they have a system that releases a lot of steam every half and hour, I don't know what is the purpose of this, I guess its ornamental. So I was waiting for someone to walk by and suddenly all this steam comes off and this lady pulls out her umbrella and goes through the fog, when I saw the quickview of the photo in the back of my camera I got really excited, I thought to myself "this might be a good pic" by 100448484077536831402　

Edo Tokyo Hakubutsukan by 116884105392658004691　

ossowski bozena by bozenaossowski　

National Museum of American History, DC by 105349856738918774628　

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SAIRAM by shelararun　

London Eye and Big Ben. by jdlastra　

Natural History Museum by 116871745455248961160　

Stockholm - Open Air Museum - Nobel 085.JPG by damienlapointenguyen　

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Natural History Museum by 116871745455248961160　

don´t worry be happy by 114999388206119687577　

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20080106 40D cars & other 1106 LR edits.jpg by 104363889565202748107　

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Vatican Museum: The spiral stair exit of the Musei Vaticani. The splendor of the ancient world displayed in a lavish papal palace, decorated by the likes of Michelangelo and Raphael. by 102462633477364351874　

FEAR by 114999388206119687577　

From The Mariners' Museum, USS Monitor's Revolving Gun Turret. The Civil War ironclad USS Monitor was notable for many reasons, including participation in the Battle of Hampton Roads- March, 1862. The battle redefined naval technology and changed the world's navies. Monitor's innovative technology included an iconic ship-mounted revolving gun turret, the first ever. On December 31, 1862 the ironclad sank in a storm off Cape Hatteras, NC. The ship was rediscovered in the 1970s and became the first National Marine Sanctuary under the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Admin. (NOAA). NOAA designated The Museum as the official repository for all recovered Monitor artifacts. To date, conservators at The Museum have successfully reduced the corrosion rate and are making great strides in overall preservation. The process of preserving the massive and fragile turret requires considerable expertise, resources, research, and time. This endeavor is the largest marine-recovered metals conservation project in the world. by 110245696251089393346　

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Run, little turtle, run! by 116921996994679423993　

CONCORDE ( Museum Sinsheim ) by 114999388206119687577　

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dali museum by 110330518161300473751　

San Jose - Gold Museum - crawler by wstoll3　

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From the Hermitage Museum and Gardens, Korean 18th century Sakyamuni Triad silk tapestry. This painting depicts the central figure of Buddha seated dhyanasana on a raised dias and backed by a double nimbus. He is flanked by elaborately costumed and bejeweled bodhisattva, probably Avalokitesvara and Mañjusri. In the background are attendant Buddhas. In front are two figures in monastic garb. The figure in brown robes to the right is the Arhat Añgaja (Yin-chie-the Tsun-chê), one of the Buddha's original eighteen disciples. The bhumisparsa (Earth-touching) mudra identifies the figure as the Historical Buddha, Sakyamuni, at the moment he reaches Enlightenment and touches the earth. There are only three paintings comparable to this. It is a cornerstone of the Museum's Asian collection. Its presence on display would give breadth to the Hermitage's Asian acquisitions. Without conservation it cannot be put on display due to its fragile state. by 110245696251089393346　

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Penang Museum by Vanillafoto　

Electricity Museum of Tokyo.To see more photos please visit http://www.curious-creature.org and http://www.flickr.com/photos/romainguy by 111962077049890418486　

Day7: Bolu - Dinner at Yurdaer Hotel by 116908659160636996706　

Eliana enjoys the Museum by ElianaIrisRios　

RTP Karaoke Competition 08 by husuyin　

Entrance, Forbidden City - Beijing by 113389753128820474035　

torso sized topaz by Glitterlust81　

Yokosuka Museum of Art 04 by 117061532999635512211　

London_2934.JPG by pattreeya　

Choijin lama temple museum by 102143934817929050036　

scottsdale-museum-of-contemporary-art.jpg by Taito.ROC　

The Old Depot by davidlinscheid　

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Picture Fly Dubai with Aerogulf Services Company LLC. by 110418230667042150480　

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London_2997.JPG by pattreeya　

Fukushima Lagoon MUSEUM 1997 by 112244070546500377708　

Rachel Doster class of`1996 by qclmcfriends2　

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RTP Karaoke Competition 08 by husuyin　

Penang - Peranakan Mansion by Vanillafoto　

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