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#amateurphotography

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Niamh Bernadette (They/Them)
🎶 ...So, come up to the lab and see what's on the slab... 🎶 for #spookysaturday episode 6

This is the Teatro Anatomico in the Archiginnasio! Unfortunately this week I have not written a story for you, sorry! My last two brain cells have gone on strike. However, I do have some creepy/weird anatomy facts to share - because nothing is scarier than being a human.

1). Your stomach has to regrow its inner lining every 3/4 days because the hydrochloric acid digests it. Hmm.. yummy snacks.
2). Your brain is actually soft and squishy like warm butter. No wonder they say it's malleable.
3). People are actually snakes. A person sheds on average 3.4 kilos of skin a year.
4). Defibrillating a heart is just turning it off and hoping it turns on again correctly - then it reloads to your last save file.
5). All of your cells regenerate. On average all of your cells will have regenerated at least once every seven years. The ship of Meseus and Youseus. Useus? Weseus?
6). You can smell your lungs all the time - your brain just filters it out. I hope they smell okay, I haven't washed mine in a while.
7). Intestines after abdominal surgery are treated just like the clean washing in your room. They're not placed back exactly where they need to be, only in the general area. They'll get to where they need to be eventually though.
8). After a head is cut off, it can remain conscious for several seconds. Longer if there is something interesting on TV.
9). Your immune system is like a cranky toddler, it can decide at any time it doesn't like something and want to fight it. Even something inside of you. RIP Thyroid. 💔
10). When you get a kidney transplant they usually don't take out the 'bad' kidney(s). It just gets a new roommate.

All your bones are wet. ✨

#photography #amateurphotography #spookysaturday #creepy #spooky #eerie #dark #moody #horror #facts #anatomy #medicine #theatre #scary #fun #story #spookyvibes #humanbody #teatro #anatomico #bologna #citta #architecture
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Dorine
I love working with bokeh. The background plays the biggest role here. It is the small, fine leaf of the Jasminum nudiflorum (winter jasmine). This facade covering blooms in the Netherlands in the winter with small yellow flowers. Nice to combine with the evergreen Mahonia medea that also blooms yellow in the winter and gives large dark shiny leaves. In addition to the flowering in the winter, you have the leaf contrast the rest of the year. #garden #gardening #gardensofpixelfed #bokeh #bokehphotography #plants #pixelfed #amateurphotography #photography #photo #nature
A thin branch runs from the left, just above the bottom of the photo, diagonally, to the top (before the middle). In the background, a 2nd branch crosses the first one from the top left, diagonally, to the right side of the photo (just below the middle). The branch in the front is sharp with a white stripe of light along the entire length of the front. There are 2 leaves on it, opposite each other, sharp and very light green because the light shines through them. The leaves have a fine, white border because of the light. The branch in the background is vague with many more leaves, which also all have white (but broad and very vague) borders because of the sun. The background is black with a few transparent white and light green circles of bokeh under the branches.
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carolina 🇧🇷🇮🇪
In Dublin, doors aren’t just doors, they’re declarations of personality, pride, and a splash of rebellion. Legend has it, when the British monarchy asked for mourning black, the Irish painted their doors in every color of the rainbow instead. A little act of resistance that turned into a beloved tradition.


#photography #amateurphotography #door #doorsday #urban #city #cityscape #doorphotography #dublin #streetart #urbanarchitecture #ireland #photo #photooftheday #historyalive
#historyalive
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