Duplication Collection

Palm trees and clouds

B&W of palm trees and clouds

Palm trees against white sky

Florida, South Florida, woman running under the Juno beach pier

Multiple studio photographs of a young woman, 1940s. Date: 1940s

12-13 years, asian ethnicity, candid, caucasian, childhood, close up, color image
Pixelated mixed race girl with serious expression

Male sex chromosomes, SEM
Male sex chromosomes. Coloured scanning electron micrograph (SEM) of human X (centre) and Y (upper left) sex chromosomes. Each chromosome has replic- ated to form two identical strands (chromatids)

A sea of identical bike handles, China, Asia

ETRURIA. Etruria Works, which would run for 180 years. The factory was so-named after the Etruria district of Italy, where black porcelain dating to Etruscan times was being excavated

ETRURIA. Etruria Works, which would run for 180 years. The factory was so-named after the Etruria district of Italy, where black porcelain dating to Etruscan times was being excavated

Targeted gene on a chromosome, SEM
Targeted gene on a human chromosome. Composite coloured scanning electron micrograph (SEM) of a targeted gene (yellow) on one arm of a human chromosome

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"Duplication: A Glimpse into the Fascinating World of Replication" In this captivating candid shot, we witness the beauty unfolding before our eyes. The close-up image showcases a young woman, aged between 12 and 13 years old, with an Asian ethnicity. Her innocence and charm are perfectly captured in this color photograph from the 1940s. Transporting us to another era, multiple studio photographs of this young lady reveal her timeless grace. Each picture tells a unique story while simultaneously highlighting the concept of replication – a theme that has intrigued humanity for centuries. Shifting our focus to Asia, we find ourselves amidst a sea of identical bike handles in China. This mesmerizing sight emphasizes how they are be found even in everyday objects, reminding us that repetition is an inherent part of life across different cultures. Delving deeper into history, we encounter ETRURIA - Etruria Works; an establishment that stood strong for an impressive span of 180 years. Its name itself reflects its purpose – duplication on a grand scale. This factory became synonymous with replication as it tirelessly produced goods year after year. Zooming further into the microscopic world, we explore human chromosomes through scanning electron microscopy (SEM). These intricate images offer glimpses into our very essence – duplications within ourselves at the most fundamental level. The repetitive patterns highlight both our uniqueness and shared genetic heritage as humans. Amongst these SEM images lies one particularly intriguing capture - male sex chromosomes under scrutiny. Here again, duplication plays a crucial role in shaping who we are as individuals and as part of society. From childhood memories frozen in time to factories churning out replicas over decades or nature's own way of replicating DNA strands within us all - "Duplication" reveals itself as an ever-present force weaving through various aspects of life around us.