January
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This photograph was taken a little earlier than Vapour trails & more to come of that evening.
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Reproduction of an original oil painting of Split Rock Lighthouse, in Minnesota, with a beautiful winters sunset sky. Original available for purchase
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A view from my backyard taken this evening.
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The moon was gigantic above the mountains last night! / (This may become a painting soon!)
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Stokesay Castle, located at Stokesay, a mile south of the town of Craven Arms, in South Shropshire, is the oldest fortified manor house in England, dating to the 12th century. It is currently in the hands of English Heritage It is a Grade I listed building
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Stokesay Castle is the finest and best preserved 13th century fortified manor house in England. It offers visitors a unique glimpse into a distant age, when strength and elegance were combined. Set amid peaceful countryside near the Welsh border, Stokesay Castle forms an outstandingly picturesque group with its timber-framed gatehouse and the parish church. Lawrence of Ludlow, who made his fortune as a wool merchant and set up as a country gentleman, acquired the manor in 1281. Extensive recent tree-ring dating confirms that he had completed virtually the whole of the still-surviving buildings by 1291, the date of his ‘licence to crenellate’ from Edward I. The dating also revealed that Stokesay’s magnificent openhearthed great hall, with its fine cruck-built timber roof, shuttered gable windows and precipitous staircase, has scarcely been altered since it was built. The north tower displays an original medieval tiled floor and remains of wall painting, while the south tower with fine views from its roof contains a panelled solar chamber added in the 17th century. Its dominating feature is a fireplace with richly carved overmantel, still bearing clear traces of gold, pink, red, green and white painting. Across the courtyard stands the truly delightful gatehouse, an elaborate example of the regional style of lavishly showy timber-framing, with charming carvings of Adam and Eve. This was built in 1640, a few years before Stokesay’s only known military encounter, when it surrendered without fighting during the Civil War.
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An image from the SHOOTERS GALLERY, ‘Move me’ session January 27. / Hampton Beach – Directed by ALATEIA.
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Shooters Gallery 26.01.08 / Move Me / Location: Hampton Beach / Art Direction: Alateia
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work in an office so i come across these beautiful stamps at times, with my new camera i can actually shoot macro, so why not?
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A cold cold day in New Jersey looking out to Manhattan in the distance
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An image from my “hillsrain” night skies calendar / You can view and buy the calendars from here
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background with frozen branches covered in snow against the blue sky
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Country road through Trivale forest in the winter (near Pitesti, Romania)
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Country road through the Trivale forest in the winter (close to Pitesti, Romania).
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After Christmas some of the elves have to be let go to cut costs on the toy factory.
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This is one of our Golden Retrievers. Sebastian “Bastian” / He is just as fun and loving as Bo and Luke. / Cheyenne2008 / January 2007
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This is the first of 12 dragons that I have made for a calendar. Look for the other 11. / It was made with fractal art and a picture of a dragon and then put together in Photoshop Elements 5.0
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I plan to make all 12 months names in different playful typography. This is the first.
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Taken from our back verandah, looking west towards the Weddin Mountains. This was a serious fire which gained strength in inaccessable areas of the range. At one stage the front was about 1 hour from the town of Grenfell, posing a grave threat, but a change in wind direction eased the situation. Fighting the fire was further hampered by the lack of close accessable water due to the drought.
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This mountain offers many views from nearly every where I travel near my home.This shot was taken near Eagle Point along Hwy 62. I never tire of the beauty it presents throughout the year.
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witch hazel found at indiana dunes national lakeshore. they measure approx. 3/16” & appear on the terminal ends of the branches. focusing was difficult because of thin branches. / as is. nikon d40×55-200mm F/7.1 1/125sec ISO 200 FEATURED in Fabulous Flowers!! /
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