Net Work Collection (#2)

PERU. ICA. Southern Pan-American Highway crossing the desert

USA, Washington, Bellingham. Close-up of a fall-colored dogwood leaf with veins

Website source code visualisation, computer artwork. This image was created using WEB2DNA software which is able to transform the source code of a website into an image featuring bands and gaps

Five technical illustrations show network of ropes and apparatus for securing multi-passenger platforms on captive balloons; arrangement of ropes for netting;

Lower part of a large captive balloon moored to a launching platform showing network of ropes and balloon basket with about 10 occupants. Date between 1880 and 1890

Railway Station at Odobesti
The Railway Station at Odobesti - a town in Vrancea County, Romania. Date: 1903

Birmingham New Street Station
Birmingham New Street Railway Station Date: 1919

Napoleon Builds Canals
Napoleon inaugurates a construction programme to enhance Frances canal network. Date: circa 1802

Television Mast
A fine impression of the 750 feet high Television Mast at Dodford, Northamptonshire, England, which used to transmit the B.B.C. Thrid Programme and Network Three. Date: 1960s

Running Shed - GWR Railway at Old Oak Common
Stunning photographic postcard of locomotives at rest in the Running Shed of the Great Western Railway at Old Oak Commons. Date: circa 1908

Shark (class Chondrichthyes). Coloured X-ray of a transverse section through a shark. Its nervous system (yellow) is made up of a brain (upper centre) and spinal column (yellow line)

GPS satellite, artwork
GPS satellite. Computer artwork of a NAVSTAR (navigational signal timing and ranging) global positioning system (GPS) satellite in orbit around the earth

Gazprom control room, Russia
Gazprom control room. Computerised dispatch control room of the Russian natural gas company Gazprom. The large screen shows its network of pipes distributing natural gas from Russia into Europes

Female torso body map, computer artwork

Multi-culturalism. Conceptual computer artwork of jigsaw pieces representing people of different races joining hands. It could represent friendship, goodwill or harmony

Lung, X-ray
Lung. Coloured bronchography (X-ray) of a healthy human lung. A contrast medium has been added to show the network of airways (green) in the right lung

Retina blood vessel and nerve cells
Retina cells. Fluorescent light micrograph of cells in the retina, the light-sensitive membrane that lines the back of the eyeball

19th century railway telegraph machine
Railway telegraph machine, historical artwork. Telegraph machines were used to send information as a series of electric pulses. The earliest uses included co-ordinating the use of a railway line

Firewall, conceptual computer artwork
Firewall. Conceptual computer artwork of a computer under a missile attack protected by a firewall shield. This could be used to represent attacks on a computer system or network such as those

Internet chat rooms. Conceptual computer artwork of womens mouths displayed on computer monitors. This may represent on-line dating or relationships that develop after communicating with strangers

Computer artwork of a sphere, cone and cube
Network. Abstract computer artwork of different shapes: columns, cubes and cones, connected together by a network

Train signs. Metro (upper) and suburban (lower) railway signs. Photographed in Spain

Information superhighway, computer artwork
Information superhighway, conceptual computer artwork. Data discs flying along a tunnel

Internet chat room. Conceptual computer artwork of a chat room door and circuitry in the background. This may represent the use of text based internet chat rooms

The Grid. Computer artwork representing The Grid, a network of supercomputers that will allow access to their processing power from a standard desktop computer

Internet. Conceptual computer artwork representing internet communications, showing two people linked by an electronic circuit diagram. The zeros and ones are computer binary code

Computer artwork of a grid or network
Network. Abstract computer artwork of a grid, showing squares connected by a three-dimensional network of bars

Internet communication, conceptual image. Computer artwork of laptop computers displaying the @ symbol

Internet community. Conceptual computer artwork of male figures standing on the Earth, linked by cables. This may represent the formation of an international community through the internet

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