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  • woman scrapes wall in preparation for painting
    IR_f_cleaning_D7534.jpg
  • Young girl with an injured knee
    SL_SL9_1047.JPG
  • Young girl with an injured knee
    SL_SL9_1044.JPG
  • Young girl with an injured knee
    SL_SL9_1036.JPG
  • Young girl with an injured knee
    SL_SL9_1039.JPG
  • A vandalised car, two punctured tires and scratche along the side of the car on on the hood
    IR_48983_fs.jpg
  • A vandalised car, two punctured tires and scratche along the side of the car and on the hood
    IR_m_48983_fs_New.jpg
  • Italy, The Dolomites, Woman scraping ice off her car's windshield on a cold and frosty morning Model Release Available
    HN_0901_HGI_2000_fs.jpg
  • Italy, The Dolomites, Woman scraping ice off her car's windshield on a cold and frosty morning Model Release Available
    HN_0901_HGI_1998_fs.jpg
  • Scraping seeds out of vanilla pod using a knife, close-up, This image has a restriction for licensing in Israel
    OR_Dessert_OL6A9112.jpg
  • Beekeeper removes the wax. Worker honeybees, (Apis mellifera) fill the hexagonal chambers of a frame with honey made from nectar. The domesticated bee is given a frame with hexagonal foundations, several such frames forming a hive. The chambers are built up from wax secreted by the bee, filled with honey & capped again with wax. The keeper removes the frames in late summer to prevent the bees feeding on the honey over winter. He replaces it with syrup. Frames similar to these are used as breeding chambers where the queen lays her eggs.
    SL_Beehive_SL2_9293.jpg
  • Beekeeper removes the wax. Worker honeybees, (Apis mellifera) fill the hexagonal chambers of a frame with honey made from nectar. The domesticated bee is given a frame with hexagonal foundations, several such frames forming a hive. The chambers are built up from wax secreted by the bee, filled with honey & capped again with wax. The keeper removes the frames in late summer to prevent the bees feeding on the honey over winter. He replaces it with syrup. Frames similar to these are used as breeding chambers where the queen lays her eggs.
    SL_Beehive_SL2_9290.jpg
  • Beekeeper removes the wax cap Worker honeybees, (Apis mellifera) fill the hexagonal chambers of a frame with honey made from nectar. The domesticated bee is given a frame with hexagonal foundations, several such frames forming a hive. The chambers are built up from wax secreted by the bee, filled with honey & capped again with wax. The keeper removes the frames in late summer to prevent the bees feeding on the honey over winter. He replaces it with syrup. Frames similar to these are used as breeding chambers where the queen lays her eggs.
    SL_Beehive_SL2_9218.jpg
  • cleaning fish at a fish market
    SL_0812_DSC_0100_fs.jpg
  • cleaning fish at a fish market
    SL_0812_Acre_DSC_0102_fs.jpg
  • Beekeeper removes the wax cap Worker honeybees, (Apis mellifera) fill the hexagonal chambers of a frame with honey made from nectar. The domesticated bee is given a frame with hexagonal foundations, several such frames forming a hive. The chambers are built up from wax secreted by the bee, filled with honey & capped again with wax. The keeper removes the frames in late summer to prevent the bees feeding on the honey over winter. He replaces it with syrup. Frames similar to these are used as breeding chambers where the queen lays her eggs.
    SL_Beehive_SL2_9219.jpg
  • Boat maintenance. Worker with safety gear uses a power tool to scrape the bottom of a boat
    SL_f_SL6_9172.jpg
  • Slate pencil sea urchin (Heterocentrotus sp.) on a reef. The sea urchin is a marine invertebrate of the phylum Echinodermata that includes starfish. Like a starfish, a sea urchin has five-fold radial symmetry. The arms have fused to form a spherical shell from which protective spines protrude. Here, the spines are thick to withstand the turbulent water of its shallow water habitat. This urchin is named for the fact that its spines were used to write on blackboards. A sea urchin uses tube feet on its underside to crawl over rocks. Its mouth is also on its underside, and its five jaws scrape up algae (microscopic plants) growing on the rock. Photographed at the Ras Mohammed National Park, Red Sea, Sinai, Egypt,
    HN_Underwater_4835.jpg
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