Bryan, Texas, October 24, 2024

City Cemetery photos showcasing tombstones, statues & trees under UV light, highlighting vibrant colors & details

Bryan, Texas, October 24, 2024
Photo 01. Fluorescent crustose lichens on a flat tombstone...light in City Cemetery. Bryan, Texas
Photo 01. Fluorescent crustose lichens on a flat tombstone...light in City Cemetery. Bryan, Texas
Photo 02. Fluorescent lichens growing on a flat tombstone...light in City Cemetery. Bryan, Texas
Photo 02. Fluorescent lichens growing on a flat tombstone...light in City Cemetery. Bryan, Texas
Photo 03. Tombstone of Herne with firedot lichen Caloplaca...in City Cemetery. Bryan, Texas
Photo 03. Tombstone of Herne with firedot lichen Caloplaca...in City Cemetery. Bryan, Texas
Photo 04. Tomb of M. Derde when exposed to regular daylight...in City Cemetery. Bryan, Texas
Photo 04. Tomb of M. Derde when exposed to regular daylight...in City Cemetery. Bryan, Texas
Photo 05. Granite tomb with fluorescent crustose lichens in...light in City Cemetery. Bryan, Texas
Photo 05. Granite tomb with fluorescent crustose lichens in...light in City Cemetery. Bryan, Texas
Photo 06. Handshake symbol on a marble tombstone when...in City Cemetery. Bryan, Texas
Photo 06. Handshake symbol on a marble tombstone when...in City Cemetery. Bryan, Texas
Photo 07. Tomb of William Koppe when exposed to regular...in City Cemetery. Bryan, Texas
Photo 07. Tomb of William Koppe when exposed to regular...in City Cemetery. Bryan, Texas
Photo 08. Marble tombstone of Mary Koppe when exposed to...in City Cemetery. Bryan, Texas
Photo 08. Marble tombstone of Mary Koppe when exposed to...in City Cemetery. Bryan, Texas
Photo 09. Marble tombstone of Hill when exposed to regular...in City Cemetery. Bryan, Texas
Photo 09. Marble tombstone of Hill when exposed to regular...in City Cemetery. Bryan, Texas
Photo 10. Caloplaca and Xanthoparmelia lichens on a granite...in City Cemetery. Bryan, Texas
Photo 10. Caloplaca and Xanthoparmelia lichens on a granite...in City Cemetery. Bryan, Texas
Photo 11. Marble tombstone of Duntain (1853-1921) both in...in City Cemetery. Bryan, Texas
Photo 11. Marble tombstone of Duntain (1853-1921) both in...in City Cemetery. Bryan, Texas
Photo 12. Trunk of a red cedar tree when exposed to regular...in City Cemetery. Bryan, Texas
Photo 12. Trunk of a red cedar tree when exposed to regular...in City Cemetery. Bryan, Texas
Photo 13. Marble tomb of Belle (1809-1893) when exposed to...in City Cemetery. Bryan, Texas
Photo 13. Marble tomb of Belle (1809-1893) when exposed to...in City Cemetery. Bryan, Texas
Photo 14. Marble angel over a tomb when exposed to regular...in City Cemetery. Bryan, Texas
Photo 14. Marble angel over a tomb when exposed to regular...in City Cemetery. Bryan, Texas
Photo 15. Top of a marble stella when exposed to regular...in City Cemetery. Bryan, Texas
Photo 15. Top of a marble stella when exposed to regular...in City Cemetery. Bryan, Texas
Photo 16. Firedot lichen Caloplaca on a tomb of W. S...in City Cemetery. Bryan, Texas
Photo 16. Firedot lichen Caloplaca on a tomb of W. S...in City Cemetery. Bryan, Texas
Photo 17. Firedot lichen Caloplaca on a granite tombstone...in City Cemetery. Bryan, Texas
Photo 17. Firedot lichen Caloplaca on a granite tombstone...in City Cemetery. Bryan, Texas

AI Summary:This photo album showcases a collection of images taken in City Cemetery, Bryan, Texas, on October 24, 2024. The photos feature various tombstones, statues, and trees, with a focus on the effects of ultraviolet (UV) light on the appearance of lichens, inscriptions, and other details. Many of the images are presented in pairs, comparing the same subject under regular daylight and UV-A blacklight illumination, highlighting the vibrant colors and enhanced visibility of certain features when exposed to UV light. The album demonstrates the unique properties of lichens and their response to different lighting conditions, as well as the potential for UV light to aid in the preservation and restoration of historical artifacts.

🇪🇸 Descripción en español / Spanish Description

Bryan, Texas, el 24 de octubre del año 2024. Este álbum de fotos presenta una colección de imágenes tomadas en el Cementerio Municipal de Bryan, Texas, el 24 de octubre del 2024. Las fotografías muestran varias lápidas, estatuas y árboles, con un enfoque en los efectos de la luz ultravioleta (UV) sobre el aspecto de los líquenes, inscripciones y otros detalles. Muchas de las imágenes se presentan en pares, comparando el mismo sujeto bajo iluminación de luz diurna normal e iluminación UV-A negra, lo que resalta los colores vibrantes y la mayor visibilidad de ciertos elementos cuando se exponen a la luz UV. El álbum demuestra las propiedades únicas de los líquenes y su respuesta a diferentes condiciones de iluminación, así como el potencial de la luz UV para ayudar en la preservación y restauración de artefactos históricos.

🇷🇺 Описание по-русски / Russian Description

Брайан, Техас, 24 октября 2024 года. Этот фотоальбом представляет коллекцию изображений, сделанных на городском кладбище в Брайане, штат Техас, 24 октября 2024 года. На фотографиях показаны различные надгробия, статуи и деревья, при этом основное внимание уделяется воздействию ультрафиолетового (УФ) излучения на внешний вид лишайников, надписей и других деталей. Многие фотографии представлены парами, сравнивая один и тот же предмет при обычном дневном свете и под УФ-черным светом, что подчеркивает яркие цвета и улучшенную видимость определенных деталей при воздействии УФ-излучения. Альбом демонстрирует уникальные свойства лишайников и их реакцию на различные условия освещения, а также потенциал УФ-излучения для сохранения и восстановления исторических артефактов.

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