Below are 500+ photos of wildlife, fossils, landscapes, museums, monuments, and cities taken in various countries, not in any particular order. On purpose, I often use a phone-camera to document my traveling. Most images are in low definition and have little or no editing. Please note that images are copyrighted © 2015 – 2016 by Guillermo Paz-y-Miño-C, all rights reserved, enjoy watching them!
Above: Russia, a saturation of beauty. The 80+ images that follow are all about our latest visit to Russia, May-June 2016 (go to article for details).
Above: Our book, Measuring the Evolution Controversy (2016), at the downtown campus of Lomonosov Moscow State University. Quite a stop to start our official visit. The old campus is located nearby the Kremlin. The new campus is located South of the city’s center.
Above: Opening at Moscow Forum Protists – 2016. The Faculty of Biology Building, Lomonosov Moscow State University.
Above: Main Building Lomonosov Moscow State University. There are seven identical buildings in Moscow, one of them belongs to the University.
Above: VDNKH Metro Station in Moscow. Tiles covering an entire wall (18 x 6 feet). While we were admiring this “tile-mosaic,” a young couple, plus a boy with his mother, stopped by to take pictures, an indication that this was an appreciated spot.
Above: Cathedral of the Nativity of the Virgin in Suzdal, Russia. My favorite; blue is the right color.
Above: Inside the Cathedral of the Nativity of the Virgin in Suzdal, Russia.
Above: The Senate and The Secret Gardens, Kremlin, Moscow.
Above: The iconic Kremlin Wall with tower, Moscow. The Kremlin buildings (government and museums) are enclosed by the wall.
Above: The Grand Kremlin Palace in Moscow.
Above: Our book, Measuring the Evolution Controversy, planning the next day’s activities in Moscow. The Metro system is quite efficient to explore the city’s historic buildings, monuments and museums.
Above: Russian State Library, Main Hall, Moscow. An old palace in current renovation.
Above: Marble stairs at the Russian State Library; history polished on marble, perhaps by millions of people over the years, Moscow.
Above: View of the Kremlin from the Russian State Library in Moscow.
Above: Fyodor Dostoyevsky statue at the Russian State Library, frequented spot by pigeons and birdlife. Quiet, little explored by pedestrians now that the surroundings are in renovation.
Above: Detail of façade at the Russian State Library, Moscow.
Above: Book Museum at the Russian State Library. Its collection of old books is impressive, hundreds of volumes.
Above: Darwin’s SURVEYING VOYAGES (1839) at the Book Museum of the Russian State Library, Moscow.
Above: The original HUMANI CORPORIS FABRICA by Andreas Vesalius (1543) at the Book Museum, Russian Sate Library, Moscow. I have seen this book twice, the first time at the Library of Medicine, National Institutes of Health, Bethesda, in the US.
Above: DON QVIXOTE OF LA MANCHA (1616), Book Museum, Russian State Library, Moscow.
Above: 1867 edition of Das Kapital by Karl Marx, Book Museum, Russian State Library, Moscow.
Above: Our book, Measuring the Evolution Controversy, enjoying a lovely day outside the Library of Lomonosov Moscow State University. MTEC was not allowed in the Library due to lack of proper “pass,” which is required to visitors. In any event, the book took some time for selfies and promotion.
Above: Modern Moscow at sunset, a view from our hotel.
Above: Moskva River and Kremlin (on the right), Moscow.
Above: Saint Basil’s Cathedral (night), Moscow.
Above: Saint Basil’s Cathedral, Moscow, panoramic view.
Above: Saint Basil’s Cathedral, close up, Moscow.
Above: Orthodox Moscow, next to Saint Basil’s Cathedral.
Above: The Historical Museum at Red Square, Moscow. It has an excellent collection of artifacts related to Russian history, starting from Homo erectus (the first archeological discoveries in Russian landscapes) up to the 20th Century.
Above: The GUM Building at Red Square, Moscow.
Above: Annunciation Cathedral, side-view, Kremlin, Moscow.
Above: Annunciation Cathedral in B&W, Kremlin, Moscow.
Above: Ivan The Great Bell Tower, Kremlin Moscow.
Above: Cathedral of Christ the Saviour, Moscow.
Above: Bolshoi Theatre, Moscow.
Above: Bolshoi Theatre’s stage, Moscow. We were fortunate to get tickets for the Opera Katerina Izmailova, an adaptation of Shostakovich’s opera Lady Macbeth of the Mtsensk District.
Above: Bolshoi Theatre Central Balcony, Moscow.
Above: Beautiful Moscow by night.
Above: At the MEMORIAL MUSEUM OF COSMONAUTICS, Moscow.
Above: Our book, Measuring the Evolution Controversy, at the MEMORIAL MUSEUM OF COSMONAUTICS, Moscow.
Above: Back view of Lenin’s Mausoleum, Kremlin, Moscow.
Above: Karl Marx monument in Moscow.
Above: Handcrafted Nature Boxes, St. Petersburg.
Above: Casual Moscow… fast-food style.
Above: Kazan Cathedral, Red Square, Moscow.
Above: Our book, Measuring the Evolution Controversy, posing before The Senate, Kremlin Moscow.
Above: STONE FLOWER FOUNTAIN in Moscow.
Above: The Friendship of People Fountain, Moscow.
Above: Architectural detail, Central Pavilion, Moscow.
Above: Kazan Cathedral in St. Petersburg.
Above: Church of the Savior on Spilled Blood, St. Petersburg.
Above: Close up of Church of the Savior on Spilled Blood, St. Petersburg.
Above: Church on The Spilled Blood, St. Petersburg. The church is so colorful that even in B&W the viewer can imagine the colors.
Above: Close up of The Hermitage Museum, St. Petersburg.
Above: The Royal Throne at The Hermitage Museum, St. Petersburg.
Above: Wooden Floor at The Winter Palace, The Hermitage Museum, St. Petersburg.
Above: The old building of the Russian Academy of Sciences in St. Petersburg.
Above: Main Entrance to The Summer Palace, St. Petersburg.
Above: Meet me at the bridge, St. Petersburg.
Above: The last red phone, St. Petersburg.
Above: Dormition Cathedral in Vladimir, Russia.
Above: Matryoshkas from the 1920s, Trinity Church, Vladimir, Russia. In the old(er) days, the dolls were of pale colors, which changed over the years to a more colorful design.
Above: A Fowl at the Trinity Church in Vladimir, Russia.
Above: Lenin and Stalin on glass, Trinity Church, Vladimir, Russia.
Above: Town of Suzdal, Russia.
Above: Traditional old-house in the town of Suzdal, Russia.
Above: Colorful Russia, the town of Suzdal.
Above: Saint Euthymius Monastery, Suzdal, Russia.
Above: Detail of ceiling at Trinity Church in Vladimir, Russia.
Above: The Former KGB building in Moscow.
Above: Water reflection of Convent Bogolyubovo in the Vladimir region, Russia.
Above: Old Village in the town of Suzdal, Russia.
Above: Saint Euthymius Monastery, Suzdal, Russia.
Above: Golden Gate, Vladimir, Russia.
Above: Church of The Transfiguration, Suzdal, Russia.
Above: The Church of The Transfiguration is completely built on wood, Suzdal, Russia.
Above: Convent Bogolyubovo, Vladimir region, Russia.
Above: Matryoshkas in color, St. Petersburg.
Above: Our book, Measuring the Evolution Controversy, enjoying a visit to one of the reading rooms at the Russian State Library in Moscow.
Above: Red-tailed Hawk, E. Ruecker Wildlife Refuge, Rhode Island, USA.
Above: White-tailed Deer, Sachuest Point Nat Wildlife Refuge, Rhode Island, USA.
Above: Newport, Rhode Island, USA.
Above: Common Crane, Audubon Wildlife Reserve, Rhode Island, USA.
Above: Kimset 1993-2000 Museum of Science, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA.
Above: RoboTuna Museum of Science, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA.
Above: Minsky Arm 1967-1973 Museum of Science, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA.
Above: Wild Turkeys, nearby Tiverton, Rhode Island, USA.
Above: Sandhill Crane, Audubon Wildlife Refuge, Rhode Island, USA.
Above: Nonquit Pond, Rhode Island, USA.
Above: Mastodon, Beneski Museum of Natural History, Amherst, MA, USA.
Above: Mammoth, Beneski Museum of Natural History, Amherst, MA, USA.
Above: Beneski Museum of Natural History, Amherst, MA, USA.
Above: Mastodon hind leg, Beneski Museum of Natural History, Amherst, MA, USA.
Above: Mastodon, African Elephant and Mammoth Teeth, Beneski Museum of Natural History, Amherst, MA, USA.
Above: Mammoth close up, Beneski Museum of Natural History, Amherst, MA, USA.
Above: Dire wolf (left) and Sabertoothed Cat (right) at the Beneski Museum of Natural History, Amherst, MA, USA.
Above: Cave Bear, Beneski Museum of Natural History, Amherst, MA, USA.
Above: Tyrannosaurus rex, Beneski Museum of Natural History, Amherst, MA, USA.
Above: Tyrannosaurus rex, maxilla or upper jaw, Beneski Museum of Natural History, Amherst, MA, USA.
Above: Tyrannosaurus rex, lower jaw, Beneski Museum of Natural History, Amherst, MA, USA.
Above: The Ungulate Wall of Fame, with Brontops at the bottom, Beneski Museum of Natural History, Amherst, MA, USA.
Above: Hominid micro exhibit lateral view, Beneski Museum of Natural History, Amherst, MA, USA.
Above: Hominid micro exhibit front view, Beneski Museum of Natural History, Amherst, MA, USA.
Above: Triceratops, Beneski Museum of Natural History, Amherst, MA, USA.
Above: Diplodocus longus – limb, Beneski Museum of Natural History, Amherst, MA, USA.
Above: Gryposaurus, Beneski Museum of Natural History, Amherst, MA, USA.
Above: Gastropods in the fossil invertebrate collection, Beneski Museum of Natural History, Amherst, MA, USA.
Above: Phacops – trilobite, Beneski Museum of Natural History, Amherst, MA, USA.
Above: Casts of fossilized dinosaur tracks and prints at the Wolansky Gallery, Beneski Museum of Natural History, Amherst, MA, USA.
Above: Beneski Museum of Natural History, Amherst, MA, USA.
Above: Edward Hitchcock as carved on marble by artist Martin Milmore, Wolansky Gallery, Beneski Museum of Natural History, Amherst, MA, USA.
Above: Promicroceras, Beneski Museum of Natural History, Amherst, MA, USA.
Above: Diceratherium, Beneski Museum of Natural History, Amherst, MA, USA.
Above: Clypeaster, Beneski Museum of Natural History, Amherst, MA, USA.
Above: Cast of Anchisauripus and Grallator tracks at the Beneski Museum of Natural History, Amherst, MA, USA.
Above: Ammonites parkinsoni, Beneski Museum of Natural History, Amherst, MA, USA.
Above: Mastodon, Elk and Mammoth at the Beneski Museum of Natural History, Amherst, MA, USA.
Above: Skull (top view) of Eryops megacephalus a the Beneski Museum of Natural History, Amherst, MA, USA.
Above: Jaw of Eryops megacephalus at the Beneski Museum of Natural History, Amherst, MA, USA.
Above: Bald Eagle at Condor (Birds of Prey) Rehabilitation Center, Ecuador.
Above: Baby Galapagos GIANT tortoise, Santa Cruz Island, Ecuador.
Above: Hummingbird comes to my camera (well, to a feeder really), Quito, Ecuador.
Above: B&W baby llama, Ecuadorian Andes.
Above: B&W baby llamas, Ecuadorian Andes.
Above: B&W baby llamas, Ecuadorian Andes.
Above: Moray eel, Chicago Aquarium, USA.
Above: Frog Man by J-J Carries 1892 – The Art Institute of Chicago, USA.
Above: Two Penguins by C Brancusi 1911-14 marble – The Art Institute of Chicago, USA.
Above: Saturn Station – Chicago Adler Planetarium, USA.
Above: The Alvan Graham Clark Telescope (1864) – Chicago Adler Planetarium, USA.
Above: Arms & Armor Exhibit, The Art Institute of Chicago, USA.
Above: Arms & Armor Exhibit, The Art Institute of Chicago, USA.
Above: Chinese Zodiac outdoors exhibit, Chicago, USA.
Above: View of the city from Chicago’s Riverside, USA.
Above: Willis Tower, Chicago, USA.
Above: View of the city from nearby the Planetarium building, Chicago, USA.
Above: View of the city from the walk path to Memorial Park, Chicago, USA.
Above: Year of the Rat, Ox, Tiger, Rabbit, Dragon, Snake… Chinese Zodiac Exhibit, Chicago, USA.
Above: Year of the Rat, Ox, Tiger, Rabbit… Chinese Zodiac Exhibit, Chicago, USA.
Above: Late afternoon, Chicago, USA.
Above: While walking along Chicago’s Riverside, USA.
Above: View of the city from the ‘Aquarium-side’ of Chicago, USA.
Above: The Picasso Sculpture in downtown Chicago, USA.
Above: Lunar eclipse, cell-phone camera on top of 8×42 binoculars, with no prisms; Newport, USA.
Above: Prior to lunar eclipse, cell-phone camera on top of 8×42 binoculars, with no prisms; Newport, USA.
Above: Lunar eclipse, cell-phone camera on top of 8×42 binoculars, with no prisms; Newport, USA.
Above: Lunar eclipse, cell-phone camera on top of 8×42 binoculars, with no prisms; Newport, USA.
Above: Lunar eclipse, cell-phone camera on top of 8×42 binoculars, with no prisms; Newport, USA.
Above: Lunar eclipse, cell-phone camera on top of 8×42 binoculars, with no prisms; Newport, USA.
Above: Lunar eclipse, cell-phone camera on top of 8×42 binoculars, with no prisms; Newport, USA.
Above: Lunar eclipse, cell-phone camera on top of 8×42 binoculars, with no prisms; Newport, USA.
Above: Lunar eclipse, cell-phone camera on top of 8×42 binoculars, with no prisms; Newport, USA.
Above: Lunar eclipse, cell-phone camera on top of 8×42 binoculars, with no prisms; Newport, USA.
Above: Lunar eclipse, cell-phone camera on top of 8×42 binoculars, with no prisms; Newport, USA.
Above: Seville’s Cathedral, Spain.
Above: Seville’s Cathedral, Spain.
Above: View of Seville’s Cathedral, Spain.
Above: At entrance to Seville’s Cathedral, Spain.
Above: Seville’s Cathedral, Spain.
Above: Seville’s Cathedral, Spain.
Above: Giralda Tower adjacent to Seville’s Cathedral, Spain.
Above: Seville’s Cathedral, Spain.
Above: Patio at Seville’s Cathedral, Spain.
Above: Seville’s Cathedral, Spain.
Above: Seville’s Cathedral, Spain.
Above: View Seville’s Cathedral from the Giralda Tower, Spain.
Above: About to conquer the Giralda Tower’s top, Seville’s Cathedral, Spain.
Above: At the top of the Giralda Tower, Seville’s Cathedral, Spain.
Above: At the top of the Giralda Tower, Seville’s Cathedral, Spain.
Above: View of Seville from the Giralda Tower, adjacent to Seville’s Cathedral, Spain.
Above: Watch-dog, figuratively, just outside Seville’s Cathedral, Spain.
Above: Classic Fire Trucks Exhibit, Portsmouth, Rhode Island, USA.
Above: Classic Fire Trucks Exhibit, Portsmouth, Rhode Island, USA.
Above: Classic Fire Trucks Exhibit, Portsmouth, Rhode Island, USA.
Above: Classic Fire Trucks Exhibit, Portsmouth, Rhode Island, USA.
Above: Classic Fire Trucks Exhibit, Portsmouth, Rhode Island, USA.
Above: Classic Fire Trucks Exhibit, Portsmouth, Rhode Island, USA.
Above: Classic Fire Trucks Exhibit, Portsmouth, Rhode Island, USA.
Above: Classic Fire Trucks Exhibit, Portsmouth, Rhode Island, USA.
Above: The Alcazar of Seville, Spain.
Above: The Alcazar of Seville, Spain.
Above: The Alcazar of Seville, Spain.
Above: The Alcazar of Seville, Spain.
Above: The Alcazar of Seville, Spain.
Above: The Alcazar of Seville, Spain.
Above: The Alcazar of Seville, Spain.
Above: The Alcazar of Seville, Spain.
Above: The Alcazar of Seville, Spain.
Above: The Alcazar of Seville, Spain.
Above: The Alcazar of Seville, Spain.
Above: The Alcazar of Seville, Spain.
Above: The Alcazar of Seville, Spain.
Above: The Alcazar of Seville, Spain.
Above: Seville’s Plaza de España, Spain.
Above: Seville’s Plaza de España, Spain.
Above: Seville’s Plaza de España, Spain.
Above: Seville’s Plaza de España, Spain.
Above: Seville’s Plaza de España, Spain.
Above: Seville’s Plaza de España, Spain.
Above: Seville’s Plaza de España, Spain.
Above: Seville’s Plaza de España, Spain.
Above: Seville’s Plaza de España, Spain.
Above: Seville’s Plaza de España, Spain.
Above: Seville’s Plaza de España, Spain.
Above: Miniature bronze sculpture, Seville Museum of Bullfighting, Spain.
BULLFIGHT MUSEUM IN SEVILLE – MUSEO TAURINO DE SEVILLA – I had de opportunity to visit the Museo Taurino at the Plaza de toros de la Real Maestranza de Caballería de Sevilla, Spain. Despite the world opposition to bullfighting, this tradition continues in Spain, Portugal, and various countries in the Americas. The Plaza of Seville is impressive, beautifully carved and preserved, a legacy from 1749. The Museo Taurino (1989) is open to the public year round; it has a collection of artifacts of historical value, paintings and sculptures. I took hundreds of images with my cell-phone camera, some are posted here. Spain is such a historically rich country, and Seville is yet another of its beautiful cities.
Above: Matador’s attire, traje de luces (suit of lights), Seville Museum of Bullfighting, Spain.
Above: “Capote de Paseo,” worn by matadors during the opening of a bullfight, Seville Museum of Bullfighting, Spain.
Above: Plaza de toros de la Real Maestranza de Caballería de Sevilla, Spain.
Above: Interior of Seville’s Bullfight Plaza, Spain.
Above: More of the interior of Seville’s Bullfight Plaza, Spain.
Above: Close up of the Royal Palco, interior of Seville’s Bullfight Plaza, Spain.
Above: Close up of the entrance to the Royal Palco, interior of Seville’s Bullfight Plaza, Spain.
Above: Seville Museum of Bullfighting, Spain.
Above: Seville Museum of Bullfighting, Spain.
Above: Seville Museum of Bullfighting, Spain.
Above: Seville Museum of Bullfighting, Spain.
Above: Seville Museum of Bullfighting, Spain.
Above: Outdoors the Seville’s Bullfight Plaza, Spain.
Above: Seville’s Bullfight Plaza, Spain.
Above: Outdoors the Seville’s Bullfight Plaza, Spain.
Above: Outdoors the Seville’s Bullfight Plaza, Spain.
Above: Taberna El Papelon, Seville, Spain, our favorite.
Above: B&W Bald Eagle, Roger Williams Zoo, Providence, USA.
Above: Elephant, up and close, Roger Williams Zoo, Providence, USA.
Above: Street musicians, world-quality music, New Orleans, USA.
Above: New Orleans Aquarium, USA.
Above: Latero-posterior view of a sand crab (Emerita sp.). The uropods and telson are prominent and visible. Note that the image is showing the caudal part of the animal. Sachuest Point National Wildlife Refuge, USA.
Above: Ventral view of a sand crab (Emerita sp.). The “head” is on the top (anterior) part of the animal. The “telson” is, of course, bent ventrally. The “digging” legs are visible laterally. Sachuest Point National Wildlife Refuge, USA.
Above: Close up of anterior (“head”) part of Emerita sp., a sand crab. The carapace is quite prominent (top), while the “head” and antenna (retracted) are less evident. Sachuest Point National Wildlife Refuge, USA.
Above: Cross-section of Gibeon, an iron meteorite found in 1836, in Namibia. It is now being exhibited at the Smithsonian’s National Museum of Natural History, USA.
Above: Cross-section of Mundrabilla, meteorite made mostly of iron and found in Australia in 1911. It is now being exhibited at the Smithsonian’s National Museum of Natural History, USA.
Above: Surface of Henbury, an iron meteorite from Australia (1931). It is now being exhibited at the Smithsonian’s National Museum of Natural History, USA.
Above: Wolf Creek and Sikhote-Alin, meteorites being exhibited at the Smithsonian’s National Museum of Natural History, USA.
Above: Sand sculpture at the beach, Sachuest Point National Wildlife Refuge, Rhode Island, USA.
Above: Close up of sand sculpture at the beach, Sachuest Point National Wildlife Refuge, Rhode Island, USA.
Above: Another angle of sand sculpture at the beach, Sachuest Point National Wildlife Refuge, Rhode Island, USA.
Above: Lateral view, Champsosaurus natator (cast), from the Late Cretaceous (75 MY), Tyrrell Museum of Alberta, Canada.
Above: Front view, Champsosaurus natator (cast), from the Late Cretaceous (75 MY), Tyrrell Museum of Alberta, Canada.
Above: Supra-posterior view, Champsosaurus natator (cast), from the Late Cretaceous (75 MY), Tyrrell Museum of Alberta, Canada.
Above: Saber-toothed tiger, “statues” at Alangasi Plaza, Ecuador.
Above: Hummingbird, “statues” at Alangasi Plaza, Ecuador.
Above: “Guiracchuro” bird, “statues” at Alangasi Plaza, Ecuador.
Above: Statues at Alangasi Plaza, Ecuador.
Above: Drum and “pingullo” player (vertical flute), “statues” at Alangasi Plaza, Ecuador.
Above: The Devil, “statues” at Alangasi Plaza, Ecuador.
Above: Traditional dancer, “statues” at Alangasi Plaza, Ecuador.
Above: The Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial in Washington DC, USA.
Above: One of the fourteen quotes carved on the Inscription Wall at the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial in Washington DC, USA.
Above: Another powerful quote, among fourteen others, carved on the Inscription Wall at the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial in Washington DC, USA
Above: One of the finest classic guitars built at the Hugo Chiliquinga Luthier Shop in Quito, Ecuador. This model was designed in celebration of the 50-year anniversary of the Chiliquinga brand.
Above: I had the privilege to visit the Hugo Chiliquinga Luthier Shop in Quito, Ecuador.
Above: Inside the Hugo Chiliquinga Luthier Shop, Quito, Ecuador.
Above: Wooden statue of a pizza baker, Newport, Rhode Island, USA.
Above: Cowboy (wooden statue), Maui Hawaii, USA.
Above: Captain (wooden statue), Lahaina-Maui, Hawaii, USA.
Above: Another captain (made of wood) and with a wooden leg, Lahaina-Maui, Hawaii, USA.
Above: Close up of Captain wooden-leg statue, Lahaina-Maui, Hawaii, USA.
Above: Service man at gas station, the pump is original; Kawaii, Hawaii, USA.
Above: The Library of Congress, Washington DC. An amazing Palace, for books.
Above: Inside The Library of Congress, Washington DC.
Above: “Science is Organized Knowledge,” The Library of Congress, Washington DC.
Above: The New State House in Boston in warm tone… to match its golden dome, USA.
Above: Front of the Old State House in Boston, USA.
Above: Close up of The Old State House in Boston (built in 1713), USA.
Above: Some historic information about The Old State House in Boston, USA.
Above: The Blue Angels flying over Boston in a 4th of July celebration, USA.
Above: Amazing fireworks during a 4th of July celebration in Boston, USA.
Above: Amazing fireworks during a 4th of July celebration in Boston, USA.
Above: Amazing fireworks during a 4th of July celebration in Boston, USA.
Above: Amazing fireworks during a 4th of July celebration in Boston, USA.
Above: Stone of The Sun, Museum of Anthropology, Mexico City.
Above: Life-size depiction of Lucy (Australopithecus afarensis) at the fantastic Museum of Anthropology in Mexico City.
Above: Depiction of a Neanderthal burial at the Museum of Anthropology in Mexico City.
Above: Huge mural of New World’s Megafauna at the Museum of Anthropology in Mexico City.
Above: Replica of the Lascaux paintings at the Museum of Anthropology in Mexico City.
Above: Replica of ‘Arte Rupestre’ (Sierra de San Francisco in Baja California) at the Museum of Anthropology in Mexico City.
Above: Xochipilli, Museum of Anthropology, Mexico City.
Above: Monolith of Goddess Chalchiuhtlicue (years 300-800) and surrounding exhibits at the Museum of Anthropology in Mexico City.
Above: Monolith of Goddess Coatlicue at Museum of Anthropology in Mexico City.
Above: Part of pyramid with ornamental jaguar-heads, Museum of Anthropology, Mexico City.
Above: Jaguar carved on rock, Museum of Anthropology in Mexico City.
Above: Sculptured rock, rattle snake’s head, Museum of Anthropology in Mexico City.
Above: El Creador, The Creator, from Xochicalco, Morelos (years 650-900). It represents fertility, a man’s figure, life size, with two penises. At the majestic Museum of Anthropology, Mexico City.
Above: Human-size statues at the Museum of Anthropology in Mexico City.
Above: Cute duck and armadillo (in a turtle-like shell) figurines, Museum of Anthropology, Mexico City.
Above: Wall paint at Museum of Anthropology in Mexico City.
Above: Water and religious practices, Museum of Anthropology, Mexico City.
Above: Palace of Fine Arts, Mexico City.
Above: Indoors of Palace of Fine Arts, Mexico City.
Above: Gazebo in Tlalpan, Mexico.
Above: Coyotes of Coyoacan, Mexico.
Above: Exhibit “Forms and Formulas” at the Museum of Science and Natural History, Lisbon, Portugal, where every shape of every object can be simplified in an equation, or series of equations.
Above: Exhibit “Forms and Formulas” at the Museum of Science and Natural History, Lisbon, Portugal, where every shape of every object can be simplified in an equation, or series of equations.
Above: Exhibit “Forms and Formulas” at the Museum of Science and Natural History in Lisbon, Portugal – The Opera House in Sidney, Australia, and diverse shapes in the background. All explained in simple or complex equations.
Above: Exhibit “Forms and Formulas” at the Museum of Science and Natural History, Lisbon, Portugal, where every shape of every object can be simplified in an equation, or series of equations.
Above: Exhibit “Forms and Formulas” at the Museum of Science and Natural History in Lisbon, Portugal, where every shape of every object can be simplified in an equation, or series of equations – Excellent for children and young adults; hands-on learning… I gave it an A+
Above: Eugenio Espejo Hospital (1935-1945), Quito, the image depicts some of the first physicians who worked at the hospital – National Museum of Medicine, Ecuador.
Above: Main entrance to the National Museum of Medicine in Quito, Eugenio Espejo Hospital, Ecuador.
Above: Main exhibit at the National Museum of Medicine in Quito, Eugenio Espejo Hospital, Ecuador.
Above: Bottle collection and flasks at the National Museum of Medicine in Quito, Eugenio Espejo Hospital – “Medicina Republicana” refers to the times of Ecuador’s young republic.
Above: Vaginal speculums at the National Museum of Medicine in Quito, Eugenio Espejo Hospital, Ecuador.
Above: Wooden wheelchair at the National Museum of Medicine in Quito, Eugenio Espejo Hospital, Ecuador.
Above: Straitjacket (with wooden hanger) at the National Museum of Medicine in Quito, Eugenio Espejo Hospital, Ecuador.
Above: “Arabesque” by Eric Sealine, aluminum plate paint, Boston, USA.
Above: The Bones Chapel (built 16th-17th Century), Evora, Portugal.
Above: A quiet house in Ragusa, Sicily, early afternoon, Italy.
Above: A warm view of Ragusa, Sicily, Italy.
Above: A warm view of Modica, Sicily, Italy.
Above: “Red Phone” at Apollo Mission Control Center, NASA, Houston, USA.
Above: at nautical yearly event, Newport, Rhode Island, USA.
Above: Glaciers in 1992 vs. today, Athabasca Glacier, Jasper National Park, Canada.
Above: Glaciers in 1982 vs. today, Athabasca Glacier, Jasper National Park, Canada.
Above: On the road to the Athabasca Glacier (slightly visible on the right), Jasper National Park, Canada.
Above: Snowmobile 1937, at Athabasca Glacier, Jasper National Park, Canada.
Above: Thinking Bronze Frog, Boston, USA.
Above: Diorama at Bird Rehabilitation Center, Ecuadorian Andes.
Above: Murrah Buffalo, Ecuadorian Andes (breed of water buffalo originally domesticated in India).
Above: Attentive sheep, Ecuadorian Andes.
Above: Humpback Whale off Boston’s Harbor, USA.
Above: George Washington Monument, Boston, USA.
Above: Boston’s Old State House (1713), USA.
Above: Sunset (no photoshop), Big Island, Hawaii, USA.
Above: Gold-Dust Day Gecko, Big Island, Hawaii, USA.
Above: Gray Francolin, Big Island, Hawaii, USA.
Above: Sequence of Pacific Golden-Plover, Big Island, Hawaii, USA.
Above: Green turtle, Maliu Point Resource Area, Big Island, Hawaii, USA.
Above: Perseus holding Medusa’s head, Florence, Italy.
Above: Pompey, Italy.
Above: Galapagos marine iguana, Galapagos National Park, Ecuador.
Above: Galapagos sea-star, Pentaceraster, Galapagos National Park, Ecuador.
Above: Galapagos penguin, Galapagos National Park, Ecuador.
Above: Galapagos flightless cormorant, Galapagos National Park, Ecuador.
Above: Strange Creature, (Children’s) Zoology Museum, Oslo, Norway.
Above: Eurasian magpie, Oslo, Norway.
Above: The amazing Vigeland sculptures in Oslo, Norway.
Above: More amazing Vigeland sculptures in Oslo, Norway.
Above: Antique Viking Ships, Oslo, Norway.
Above: Statue (well, human-artist statue) with pigeon, Oslo, Norway.
Above: Sea gull flying over glass-metal sculpture, Oslo, Norway.
Above: Oslo through a window, Norway.
Above: Images at Nobel Peace Center Museum, Oslo, Norway.
Above: Vaccinium, Hilo, Hawaii, USA.
Above: Metrosideros, Hilo, Hawaii, USA.
Above: Andean Fox, Cotopaxi National Park, Ecuador.
Above: Java Sparrows, Big Island, Hawaii, USA.
Above: Saffron Finches, Big Island, Hawaii, USA.
Above: Pacific Golden-Plover, Big Island, Hawaii, USA.
Above: Black-crowned Night Herons, Big Island, Hawaii, USA.
Above: Water lily, Big Island, Hawaii, USA,
Above: Yellow Warbler, Galapagos, Ecuador.
Above: Tucunari (composite image), Amazon Fish, Berlin Zoo, Germany.
Above: Boston’s Kettle, USA.
Above: Boston before 9 PM, USA.
Above: Boston East and West, USA.
Above: Boston, some quiet trees, USA.
Above: Boston, a pleasant optical illusion, USA.
Above: Plaque commemorating the first ship built in New Bedford: The Dartmouth, “she was one of the vessels boarded by the Boston Tea Party in 1773,” USA.
Above: Blue Whale skull, New Bedford Whaling Museum, USA.
Above: Sperm Whale jaw and skull, New Bedford Whaling Museum, USA.
Above: Too cute, too fast for the camera, mongoose, Berlin Zoo.
Above: Rare Blue Lobster, New England Aquarium, USA.
Above: Amazonian Piranha, Mystic Aquarium, USA.
Above: Sea star and anemones, Mystic Aquarium, USA.
Above: Colorful Frogs, Texas Art, US.
Above: Depiction of ancient Human, Ice Age, Berlin.
Above: Depiction of modern Human, Alcohol Age, Berlin.
Above: Magnificent Gorilla, Berlin Zoo. Wild animals belong in the wild!
Above: Baboons, Berlin Zoo.
Above: Baboon quarter, Berlin Zoo.
Above: Thomas Henry Huxley, London Natural History Museum.
Above: Quartzite figure of a baboon (Egypt 18th Dynasty, around 1350 BP), British Museum, London.
Above: Ship In A Bottle (and three pigeons, outside the bottle), London.
Above: So beautiful statue, Berlin.
Above: Marx & Engels miniature books, Berlin.
Above: With Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels, Berlin.
Above: Burgess Shale, panoramic view, Yoho National Park, Canada.
Above: Fossils by the thousands at Burgess Shale, Yoho National Park, Canada.
Above: Trilobites at Burgess Shale, Yoho National Park, Canada.
Above: Trilobite at Burgess Shale, Yoho National Park, Canada.
Above: Part of mouth apparatus of Anomalocaris, Burgess Shale, Yoho National Park, Canada.
Above: Life-size depiction of Anomalocaris, Lisbon Museum of Natural History, Portugal.
Above: Floristeria, flower street shop, Madrid, Spain.
Above: Miguel de Cervantes, author of Don Quijote De La Mancha, Madrid, Spain.
Above: Don Quijote De La Mancha & Sancho Panza, Madrid, Spain.
Above: Jamon Serrano, downtown Madrid, Spain.
Above: Fish street market, Madrid, Spain.
Above: A quiet corner, Madrid, Spain.
Above: Light Post at Royal Palace, Madrid, Spain.
Above: Faro de Moncloa, Madrid, Spain.
Above: Zebras, Lisbon Zoo, Portugal.
Above: Albertosaurus, “Black Lizard,” Royal Tyrrell Museum of Alberta, Canada.
Above: Albertosaurus (Composite Image), “Black Lizard,” Royal Tyrrell Museum of Alberta, Canada.
Above: Richardson’s ground squirrel, Banff National Park, Canada.
