Panning Collection (page 6)

Rescue Me
Piotr Wrobel

Rider
Rui Caria

Digital diet
Toni Minchev

Poached pears
Diana Popescu

sequence of the gallop
Milan Malovrh

2
Vito Castrignano

Yellow and green zucchini ratatouille flower
Diana Popescu

Origami breakfast
Victoria Glinka

The last tram
Maxim Makunin

Canis Lupus Signatus
fegari

The unique brush stroke
Martine Benezech

Panning effect
Malinik 2016 Serbia Malinik 2016 Bulgaria . Joan Gil Raga

in the blue sphere
Milan Malovrh

Tomato galettes
Diana Popescu

U. S. A
Massimo Alloi

every second counts
Sid Smallman

Street Racer
Bruno Flour

on the blade
Aleksandrova Karina

Deadvlei
Luigi Ruoppolo

Soup
Christian MARCEL

On the run
Jeffrey C. Sink

#7
Carlos Gonzalez

Flamboyant
Annie Poreider

Time Traveler
Kiki Yuan

Barrido
Carlos Gonzalez

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Scottish Gold Prospect, man smoking pipe by a river bank. Circa 1920

Prospectors camp at Pegleg and Sailors Gully, Bendigo, Victoria, Australia. Date: 1853

Panning for gold at Thompsons Point, on the River Turon in New South Wales, Australia. Date: 1853

Two fortune seekers, one man shovelling up washed up dirty water into a cradle, another man pouring water while rocking it all the time

GOLD PANNING / NEW GRENADA
Indians in New Grenada search for gold. Date: late 19th century

Grove of redwoods, panning effect. Damnation Creek Trail, Del Norte Redwoods State Park, California

Saint-Elie. La Battee (Recherche De L Or), (Panning for Gold), 1900. Creator: Unknown
Saint-Elie. La Battee (Recherche De L Or), (Panning for Gold), 1900. French Guiana From " Autour du Monde - Fascicule XLVI". [L. Boulanger, Paris, 1900]

Digging and Washing For Gold In Australia In 1851, c1930. Creator: Unknown
Digging and Washing For Gold In Australia In 1851, c1930. The first Australian gold rush began in May 1851 after prospector Edward Hargraves claimed to have discovered payable near Orange in New

Panning for gold during the Californian Gold Rush of 1849. The discovery of gold in 1848 led to mass immigration into California

Gold-Digging in Australia, 19th century. From The Colonial Portfolio. [The Werner Company, London]

All Day Long The Sound of the Pick and the Rumble of the Cradle Were Heard, c1908, (c1920). An illustration of men mining for gold. From Our Empire Story, by H. E. Marshall

Gold washing in California, c1840s (c1880). After gold was discovered at Sutters Mill in 1848, some 300, 000 people flooded into California in what became known as the California Gold Rush

Washing gold on the banks of the Urubamba River, Peru, 1877

Gold Mining in California, 1849 (1871). Artist: Currier and Ives
Gold Mining in California, 1849 (1871). Scenes of the 1849 Californian Gold Rush showing cradling, panning, washing with a long tom and hydraulic mining

Miners washing for gold in the Californian gold fields, 1853. The apparatus they are using is called a Long Tom. The discovery of gold in 1848 led to mass immigration into California

Cradling for gold in the Californian gold fields, 1849
Cradling for gold in the Californian gold fields. Wood engraving published Paris 1849

Miners panning for gold during the Californian Gold Rush, 1849
Miners panning for gold during the Californian Gold Rush. Wood engraving published Paris 1849

California Gold Rush prospectors
California prospectors washing gravel in a stream, looking for gold. Hand-colored woodcut of a 19th-century illustration

Wild Horse - Stallion running across high mountain meadow Summer Pryor Mountains, Montana, USA WH257
TOM-754-c Mustang Wild Horse - Stallion running across high mountain meadow Pryor Mountains, Montana, Western USA Equus caballus Summer Tom & Pat Leeson Please note that prints are for personal

Gold Mining Techniques Panning Sluicing Excavation
Gold mining during the California Gold Rush of 1848 - 1855. The picture shows different mining techniques including panning, sluicing, and excavation with water jets

Abstract art of tree trunks after panning the camera while taking the photo; Yukon, Canada

Impressionistic image of the shoreline of Hudson Bay, Manitoba, Canada
Impressionistic image of the shoreline of Hudson Bay. Taken by panning with a slow shutter speed along the horizon line; Churchill, Manitoba, Canada

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"Panning: A Timeless Quest for Riches and Thrills" Embark on a journey through time as we delve into the captivating world - a method that has enticed Lamborghini Countach-like speed, Australian Gold Rush prospectors' determination, and California's golden dreams. In the 1850s, amidst the frenzy of the Australian Gold Rush, brave souls braved treacherous terrains to pan for gold. Their hopes soared high like the peaks of mountains as they sifted through rivers in search of precious nuggets that promised wealth beyond imagination. Fast forward to 1871 when Currier & Ives immortalized California's gold mining scene in a lithograph. The artwork captured miners tirelessly swirling their pans under an unforgiving sun, showcasing both their resilience and unwavering spirit. The sight of black sands shimmering with flecks of gold within a humble pan is nothing short of magical. It symbolizes countless hours spent meticulously separating valuable treasure from ordinary earth – an art mastered by those who dared to dream big. California became synonymous with panning for gold, attracting adventurers from far and wide seeking fortune in its fertile lands. Contemporary colored engravings from 1850 depict these fearless individuals whose lives were forever changed by this exhilarating pursuit. Across oceans, Australia too witnessed its own version of this glittering phenomenon during the 19th century. As men rolled up their sleeves and plunged hands into icy waters, they hoped to strike it rich just like their counterparts across continents. Even Klondyke couldn't escape the allure; chromolithographs vividly portray determined prospectors immersed knee-deep in frigid streams while panning diligently against breathtaking backdrops - nature's canvas blending seamlessly with human ambition. Panning for gold transcends time; it evokes emotions that span generations.