Click Collection

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Avishek Das

Sketching and Photographing on Board Ship (engraving)
1047071 Sketching and Photographing on Board Ship (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Sketching and Photographing on Board Ship)

Musical comedy, The Medal and the Maid, song, Click! Went the Kodak, music by Sidney Jones, words by Charles H Taylor. Elsie Habbicombe (Miss Dasy Jerome). Date: 1900s

Click beetle, Selatosomus aeneus (Elater cyaneus). Handcoloured copperplate engraving by James Sowerby from The British Miscellany, or Coloured figures of new, rare, or little known animal subjects

Under-Officer Schultz had entered the apartment, taken three measured steps from the door with accurately-pointed toes
1036635 Under-Officer Schultz had entered the apartment, taken three measured steps from the door with accurately-pointed toes, had halted smartly

Board Room of the Admiralty (coloured engraving)
611165 Board Room of the Admiralty (coloured engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info)

Street Photography, Imperia, Italy, 2006, Pool

Street Photography, Island of Marettimo, Italy, 1975, Drying of fishing nets

Street Photography, Milan, Italy, 2015, Dock

Street Photography, Paris, France, 1976, Centre Pompidou

Giant Malaysian Click-Beetle - male on bark of a tree (Oxynopterus auduoin). El Nido, Palawan, Philippines. Evening - February

Cicada noise mechanism, diagram C018 / 0296
Cicada noise mechanism, diagram. Cicadas are insects forming the family Cicadidae. Male cicadas produce a rhythmic mating calls, a loud clicking sound from stridulatory organs on their abdomen

Picture No. 11806872
Click Beetle Click Beetle on leaf Klungkung Bali Indonesia Date:

Digital world, conceptual artwork F006 / 3917
Digital world, conceptual computer artwork

Mites on beetle
Mites on a beetle. Coloured scanning electron micrograph (SEM) of mites (Fuscuropoda marginata, at centre) infesting a click beetle (Elater balteatus). They are seen on the beetles legs

Elater (Click Beetle) and Elops Saurus

Wrestling / Cornwall Style
Cornwall and Devon style of wrestling showing two men demonstrating the Inside Lock or Click

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"Capturing Moments: The Click of a Camera and Nature's Rhythm" Photo lovers rejoice as the giant Malaysian click-beetle, with its vibrant colors, poses on the bark of a tree. In this enchanting moment, nature becomes art. Sketching and photographing on board ship transports us to another time. An engraving captures the essence of artists immersed in their craft, clicking away to preserve memories that will last forever. The musical comedy "The Medal and the Maid" brings joyous melodies to our ears. As performers sing their hearts out, we can almost hear it - "Click. Went the Kodak. " A reminder that even in laughter-filled moments they can there to immortalize them. Selatosomus aeneus emerges gracefully as a click beetle. Its intricate design showcases nature's wonders while reminding us that beauty lies in every detail. Under-Officer Schultz enters an apartment with precision and grace. His heels meet with an audible click - a sound that resonates discipline and order amidst chaos. In the boardroom of the Admiralty, decisions are made with utmost importance. Colored engravings capture intense discussions where each decision is accompanied by a resolute click – shaping history itself. Once again, we encounter the giant Malaysian click-beetle perched upon tree bark. Its presence reminds us of nature's resilience and diversity - always ready for us to capture its magnificence through our lenses. Chicago's historic Wrigley Building clock tower stands tall against time itself. With each tick-tock echoing through generations, it serves as a constant reminder that life moves forward - one second at a time. A diagram reveals the mechanism behind cicada noise creation – C018/0296 – unveiling nature's symphony orchestrated by tiny creatures whose clicks harmonize into something truly magical. With picture numbers 11806872 and 10750494 etched into memory cards worldwide; clicks become memories, moments frozen in time.