The rest of this animal is about 25 meters long; typically for me, I only photographed one foot.
As seen at the Royal Ontario Museum.
I have broken the links to hundreds and hundreds of photos, which will take a long time to repair. The workaround is to replace "photo.matthewpiers" in the link URL with "matthewpiers.smugmug". Awkward, but only temporary.
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2 comments:
Hate to admit it but the font really makes that image...
Thought since my last two comments happened to fall on somewhat obscure holidays I could make that a thing but all I have today is Mexican Constitution Day or National Chocolate Fondue Day... I'll let you pick. Happy Friday.
B.
Chocolate Fondue Day, absolutely.
The font in this one is great. I'm not sure what it is; it has an unusual stroke emphasis on the 'o', and it's nice to see a true italic. Obliques are regular letters that are sloped, while italics are drawn with an emphasis on the flow from stroke to stroke. I'm normally more of a sans-serif guy, but these ones work for me.
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