Statue
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A monotone shot of the Statue of Liberty. It was a really sunny day and made a colour shot look…well boring to be honest.
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Home to the Provincial Government of Manitoba. / Winnipeg Manitoba Canada / It is often called the leg sounds like ledge without the d. / At the top of the copula is the statue “The Golden Boy” Nikon D300 / 24mm Prime f2.8 / Tripod My Black & White Shots / Monochromatic images Winter Scenes
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The statue in the foreground is a inushtuk the wayfinder for the Inuit people. / Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada / D300 / 24mm prime / f4.5
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A newly constructed piece of artwork on Belfasts Lagan side as seen on christmas eve 2008..
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water colours
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My time in New York was…
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Blossom’s_Photo_Gallery Captain James Cook Cooktown, Far North Queensland, Australia. ============================================= / Featured in the Top 10 of History Challenge Associated_with_People_in_History ============================================= / The site of modern Cooktown was the meeting place of two vastly different cultures when, in June 1770, the local Aboriginal Guugu Yimithirr tribe cautiously watched the crippled sailing vessel – His Majesty’s Bark Endeavour – limp up the coast of their territory seeking a safe harbour after sustaining serious damage to its wooden hull from running aground on Endeavour Reef south of Cooktown. The Guugu Yimithirr saw Endeavour beached in the calm waters near the mouth of their river, which they called “Wahalumbaal”. James Cook wrote: “. . . it was happy for us that a place of refuge was at hand; for we soon found that the ship would not work, and it is remarkable that in the whole course of our voyage we had seen no place that our present circumstances could have afforded us the same relief”. / The British crew spent seven weeks on the site of the present day Cooktown, repairing their ship, replenishing food and water supplies, and caring for their sick. While the wealthy scientist, Joseph Banks, and Swedish naturalist Daniel Solander, who accompanied Cook on the expedition, were collecting, preserving and documenting many new species of plants, the young artist Sydney Parkinson was illustrating them. He was the first English artist to portray Aboriginal people from direct observation. / After some weeks, Banks met and spoke with the local people, recording about 50 Guugu Yimithirr words, including the name of the intriguing animal the natives called gangurru (which he transcribed as “Kangaru”). The kangaroo was first seen by European settlers on Grassy Hill during this trip. / / 100% of proceeds received from Redbubble in respect to sales of “Captain James Cook” will be donated to “thegreataustraliancancerbushwalk” for the Cancer Council. Please check out Michael Mitchell’s website thegreataustraliancancerbushwalk
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Finished it in 2008
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A photo of one of the statues in Central Park
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Nelson’s Column and statue of horseman silhouetted against blue and orange evening sky, Trafalgar Square, London, England. Image copyright © 2009 Roberto Herrett.
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Betty Cuthbert in the foreground with the slice of the city in the background. Taken from the MCG in Feb 2009
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dragon
by friday16th.
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