This is England
Featured Work
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BANKSY art by the m32 by funkybunch
one piece of Banksy’s work on a house by the side of the M32 @ Eastville in bristol
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Look At Me: The Girl in the Graffiti by incurablehippie
A photograph of a girl texting in the midst of a cacophany of street art taken in Sheffield, England.
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Alternative Valentine's Card by incurablehippie
Not in the mood for glittery hearts and flowers? This photograph of local graffiti could do the job! A heart, with intricate and intriguing surroundings. Taken in a skate park in Sheffield.
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Vandalism? by Paul Wilkin
Graffitti adornes a bridge near Norwich, Norfolk / Canon EOS400D / Black and white setting in camera / As-is
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Graffiti zone by Withcraft
On the South bank, London
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The Coal Mine by sword
from my original acrylic painting
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Ruin by nathanw08
Acrylic and charcoal on canvas (610mm x 457mm)
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NEW DAY by ANNETTE HAGGER
“NEW DAY” was featured in the JUST WATERCOLOURS group “NEW DAY” was featured in This is England group “NEW DAY” was featured in Landscape Painting group Painted with Windsor and Newton Watercolour paints on Langton Watercolour paper. / 18INCHES X 14 INCHES Lorus Maver suggested I tired Langton Watercolour paper, I think my style of painitng suits this paper, this was the first time I’d used it. My interpretation of Mikebov’s image / CAMP HILL. ASHDOWN FOREST. SUSSEX
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213 - CENTRAL CINEMA, BLYTH - INK AND WATERCOLOUR - DAVE EDWARDS - 2008 by BLYTHART
This cinema once stood in Blyth Market Square. FEATURED BY THIS IS ENGLAND GROUP – 23rd May 2009
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Snow Princess by espiritoart
Just north of Penrith, Stanier ‘Princess Royal’ 4-6-2 46207 ‘Princess Arthur of Connaught’ heads a Glasgow express. At busy times, extra coaches were added to trains (in the days before rolling stock shortages!) -14 or 15 were quite within the capabilities of these powerful engines. An acrylic painting, available as a canvas print from espiritoart.com
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the barn by WyeLookAtThis
An original painting in acrylics
Recent Work
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Industrial Greenwich by LTPhotography
I love walking around Greenwich and all it’s great architecture, but also walking further along by the river and seeing the industrail sights, such as these chimneys that belong to the Tate & Lyle factory.
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Loughrigg fell views toward Windermere by ShaunW
Taken with a Canon 50D, Sigma 10-20 lens at 10mm, F11, shutter speed 1/50 second, ISO200, tweaked in Photoshop This is the trig point at the top of Loughrigg fell it is only 335 metres high but the 360 degree panoramic views it offers is amazing. In the distance the stretch of water is Windermere. Please view large!
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Step on It by LTPhotography
I cant quite remember which tube station, I think it’s possible the DLR at Greenwich or Jubilee..
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City London City by Tenee Attoh
The City of London, and interesting and colorful place. Black and White photo, touched up with a dash of color in Photoshop
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The Castle Remains by francophotos
Castle Remains in Castleton Derbyshire UK / Captured with Canon 40D
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Olde Farmhouse by francophotos
Featured in the contrasting perceptions group Captured with Olympus e510 F stop 3,5 exp 1/160 iso 100 Abandoned stone farmhouse nr Snake Pass Derbyshire UK
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Ribblehead Station looking towards Whernside by dlsmith
The Settle & Carlisle Railway, shot at Ribblehead station (just before the famous viaduct) looking towards one of Yorkshires “Three Peaks”, Whernside.
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Tarn Beck...another view by JamieGreen
It was taking this shot of Tarn Beck in the Duddon valley, in the English Lake District,that I slipped and filled my boots!! Not a comfortable drive home. / Sony Alpha 350 DSLR 3 shot HDR processed in Photomatix
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Under the pier by stephenknowles
Southwold Pier / Nikon D80 / Sigma 10-20 lens /
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Mossdale Scar by Andrew Leighton
A view of Mossdale Scar in the Yorkshire Dales At the base of this rocky outcrop the Mossdale Beck disappears into a system of caverns. The cave system beneath Mossdale Scar is notorious amongst British cavers as the location of Britains worst ever caving disaster. On 24th June 1967 ten cavers entered the system, a few hours later four the group returned to surface and left leaving the others to explore further. A few hours later one of these four returned to the cave entrance, only to find it completely submerged by the rising waters of the beck. She ran 2.5 miles across the moor to fetch help but rescue teams could not do anything until the flood waters receded. The following day the bodies of the remaining cavers were found, and with the permission of the families were buried in the caves that claimed their lives. A memorial cairn was later built on the moor above with a plaque dedicated to their memories. Nikon D40 – Sigma 10-20mm+ND 4 Grad
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There is no real set guideline for what an image or writing can contain because everyone has their own idea of what England means to them. It could be a photo of a well known landmark or place, or of a scene that captures the spirit of the people of England. It is open to the interpretation of the artist, and of the viewer.
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